Abstract

Prosthodontic dentures are essential in restoring oral function and aesthetics for individuals with missing teeth, yet ensuring their durability and longevity remains a persistent challenge in clinical practice. This abstract reviews techniques aimed at enhancing the durability and longevity of prosthodontic dentures, focusing on advancements in material science, innovative fabrication methods, biomechanical considerations, and maintenance protocols. Key strategies include the use of high-strength ceramics, resilient polymers, and composite materials for improved wear resistance and biocompatibility. Additionally, CAD/CAM technology facilitates precise denture design, enhancing fit and reducing production errors. Biomechanical optimizations and structured maintenance protocols further contribute to extending denture lifespan and improving patient satisfaction. By implementing these techniques, clinicians can effectively enhance the performance and longevity of prosthodontic dentures, ultimately benefiting patient care and treatment outcomes.