This section introduces the core principles of removable prosthodontics and the challenges faced by dental students in understanding complete denture concepts. It establishes the biological, functional, and clinical framework required before entering technical procedures.

This section explores denture surfaces, artificial teeth differences, and the essential components of complete dentures. Students will understand how each structural element contributes to stability, retention, support, and function.

A step-by-step breakdown of the complete denture fabrication process. This section bridges theory and clinical execution, guiding learners through procedural sequencing and technical considerations.

Understanding anatomical landmarks is critical for denture stability and success. This section provides a detailed review of intraoral and extraoral landmarks and their role in impression making, border molding, and prosthesis design.