Traditionally, the removable prosthesis is used when there are not enough teeth and/or implants to support a fixed prosthesis or there are financial limitations precluding the use of the fixed modality.5 Most dentists and patients are unhappy with the removable restoration because of the compromises in stabilty, retention, esthetics, and maintenance. The most severe deficiencies in these restorations are most likely the need for palatal coverage in the maxillary arch or a lingual bar on the mandibular.6-8