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Dec 4, 2021 · Kennedy’s classification is so far the easiest and widely used classification for partially edentulous arch. The classification is based on the relationship of edentulous arch to the adjacent abutment teeth. They are classified as follows: Kennedy Class I: Bilaterally located edentulous spaces, posterior to natural teeth.
Jun 6, 2018 · Kennedy’s method of classifying the Edentulous arch is one of the simplest and most used classification systems because of the ease at which it can be discussed with others as it brings immediate visualization of the partially edentulous arch.
Mar 26, 2014 · When designing partial dentures, one of the most commonly used classification systems is the Kennedy Classification. This was developed by Dr Edward Kennedy in the 1920s. The classification is ranked based on the most commonly found partially dentate situations.
KENNEDY CLASSIFICATION. The Kennedy method of classification of Edentulous Spaces was originally proposed by Dr. Edward Kenedy in 1925. It is the so far most easiest way of classification.
Jun 26, 2024 · Kennedy’s classification can help the impact dentist firstly gain a clear clinical idea of the type of prosthesis that can be planned and also for understanding the dental implant patients' ridge architecture and how best to preserve or conservatively implement surgical strategies.
Dec 11, 2016 · Kennedy class II RPD has features of both, class I for the tooth-tissue supported side and class III for the tooth-supported side: 1. Well-adapted denture base is necessary.
