Abstract

Prosthodontic dentures play a crucial role in restoring oral function and aesthetics for patients with partial or complete edentulism. Despite technological advancements, clinicians face various challenges in the fabrication, fitting, and maintenance of dentures, impacting patient outcomes and satisfaction. This research article reviews common clinical challenges encountered in prosthodontic dentures, including issues related to fit and retention, material selection, occlusal stability, and patient adaptation. Solutions to these challenges are discussed, encompassing advancements in digital dentistry, novel materials, and improved clinical protocols. By addressing these challenges effectively, clinicians can optimize denture performance, enhance patient comfort, and improve overall treatment success.