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What is the optimal location to place two implants for an implant-retained mandibular overdenture?

  1. The canine regions
  2. The molar regions
  3. The midline central incisor region
  4. The first premolar regions only
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Correct answer: A. The canine regions

  • A. Correct. The canine (lateral–canine) regions provide ideal anteroposterior spread, good bone, and avoid the mental foramina.
  • B. Posterior placement risks the inferior alveolar canal and offers poorer support distribution.
  • C. A single midline location gives no anteroposterior spread for two implants.
  • D. Premolar sites approach the mental foramen and are not the classic recommendation.

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