What is an implant-retained overdenture and which component often aids its retention?
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Correct answer: A removable prosthesis anchored on implants, often using ball attachments
An implant-retained overdenture is a removable denture anchored on implants; ball attachments are commonly used to provide mechanical retention and stability.
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