15: OCCLUSAL_RELATIONSHIP Flashcards

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SIX PHASES OF RPD TREATMENT:

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  1. Diagnosis and Education
  2. Treatment Planning
  3. Support for the Denture Base
  4. Occlusal Relationships
  5. Initial Placement
  6. Follow-Up Care
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GOAL OF FUNCTIONAL AND HARMONIOUS OCCLUSION:

the __ treatment phase focuses on achieving functional and harmonious occlusion between removable partial dentures (RPDs) and remaining natural teeth, crucial for preserving the health of surrounding structures

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fourth

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GOAL OF FUNCTIONAL AND HARMONIOUS OCCLUSION :

the fourth treatment phase focuses on achieving ___ and ___ between removable partial dentures (RPDs) and remaining natural teeth, crucial for preserving the health of surrounding structures

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functional and harmonious occlusion

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BALANCED OCCLUSION IN COMPLETE DENTURE VS. RPD:

balanced occlusion is necessary to prevent unbalanced stresses that can cause denture instability and trauma to supporting structures

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RPD

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CD

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BALANCED OCCLUSION IN COMPLETE DENTURE VS. RPD :

occlusal stresses are directly transmitted to abutment teeth and supporting structures, potentially causing sustained, damaging stresses

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RPD

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RPD

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BALANCED OCCLUSION IN COMPLETE DENTURE VS. RPD:

in complete dentures, _____ is necessary to prevent unbalanced stresses that can cause denture __ and __ to supporting structures

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balanced occlusion, instability and trauma

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BALANCED OCCLUSION IN COMPLETE DENTURE VS. RPD:

in RPDs, ___ are directly transmitted to abutment teeth and supporting structures, potentially causing sustained, ____

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occlusal stresses, damaging stresses

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COMMON ISSUES IN OCCLUSION FOR RPDs:

____ for the denture base

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lack of support

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COMMON ISSUES IN OCCLUSION FOR RPDs:

establishing occlusion based on a __,_____

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single, static jaw relation record

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COMMON ISSUES IN OCCLUSION FOR RPDs:

an unacceptable _____

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occlusal plane

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INFLUENCE OF REMAINING NATURAL TEETH:

for RPDs, the occlusal form must conform to the established occlusal pattern of the ___, even if that pattern has been ___

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natural teeth , altered

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5 ESTABLISHMENT OF A SATISFACTORY OCCLUSION:

(1) Analysis of the ____

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existing occlusion

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5 ESTABLISHMENT OF A SATISFACTORY OCCLUSION:

(2) ___ of existing occlusal ___

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Corrections, disharmony

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5 ESTABLISHMENT OF A SATISFACTORY OCCLUSION:

(3) Recording of ___ or an adjusted ___

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centric relation, centric occlusion

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5 ESTABLISHMENT OF A SATISFACTORY OCCLUSION:

(4) ____ of eccentric ___ for a functional eccentric occlusion.

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Harmonizing , jaw movements

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5 ESTABLISHMENT OF A SATISFACTORY OCCLUSION :

(5) Correction of _____ created by the __ of the framework and during processing of the removable partial denture

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occlusal discrepancies, fit

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5 METHODS FOR ESTABLISHING OCCLUSAL RELATIONSHIPS

(1) ____ of casts

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Direct apposition

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5 METHODS FOR ESTABLISHING OCCLUSAL RELATIONSHIPS

(2) ___ records with ___ teeth remaining

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Interocclusal , posterior

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5 METHODS FOR ESTABLISHING OCCLUSAL RELATIONSHIPS

(3) ____ using occlusion rims on ___

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Occlusal relations, record bases

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5 METHODS FOR ESTABLISHING OCCLUSAL RELATIONSHIPS

(4) Jaw relation records made entirely on ___

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occlusion rims

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5 METHODS FOR ESTABLISHING OCCLUSAL RELATIONSHIPS

(5) Establishing occlusion by the recording of ____

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occlusal pathways

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some important things to consider:

use of _____

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semi-adjustable articulators

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some important things to consider:

influence of _____

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remaining natural teeth

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some important things to consider:

determining jaw relation (___ vs ___)

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centric relation vs. intercuspal position

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DIRECT APPOSITION OF CASTS: Requirements

no issues in ___

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occlusion

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DIRECT APPOSITION OF CASTS: Requirements

only few teeth need to be ___

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replaced

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DIRECT APPOSITION OF CASTS: Procedure

the dentist can bring the upper and lower teeth models together by ___, using ___ to hold them in place while they set everything in the correct position on the articulator

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hand, wax

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DIRECT APPOSITION OF CASTS: Limitations

this approach only keeps the current ____; if the natural teeth already have any ___ or ___, those will be maintained unless ___ first

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bite position, misalignments or issues, corrected

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DIRECT APPOSITION OF CASTS: Importance of Accuracy

this method is better than using a __ or ___ _____ that might distort the bite, but it’s still important to __ any existing problems with how the natural teeth meet beforehand

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bulky or stiff recording material, fix

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INTEROCCLUSAL RECORDS WITH POSTERIOR TEETH REMAINING: Requirements

there are enough natural teeth to support RPD but not allow for ________

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simple hand occlusion of casts

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INTEROCCLUSAL RECORDS WITH POSTERIOR TEETH REMAINING: Wax Record Procedure

(1) A softened, _______ is placed ___ the teeth, and the patient is guided to close in _____

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metal-reinforced wax wafer, between, centric relation

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INTEROCCLUSAL RECORDS WITH POSTERIOR TEETH REMAINING: Wax Record Procedure

(2) The wax is ___ and may need correction to address any ____

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chilled, distortion

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INTEROCCLUSAL RECORDS WITH POSTERIOR TEETH REMAINING: Wax Record Procedure

(3) Excess wax is ___, ensuring ___ with soft tissues

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trimmed away, no contact

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INTEROCCLUSAL RECORDS WITH POSTERIOR TEETH REMAINING: Occlusal Registration Procedure

(1) Coating the ___ and surrounding areas to ____

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opposing teeth, prevent sticking

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INTEROCCLUSAL RECORDS WITH POSTERIOR TEETH REMAINING: Occlusal Registration Procedure

(2) Applying the ___ material to ___ of the wax record and guiding the patient to ___ in the desired position

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registration , both sides, close

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INTEROCCLUSAL RECORDS WITH POSTERIOR TEETH REMAINING: Occlusal Registration Procedure

(3) The _____ is inspected and ___ to ensure it accurately represents the cusp tips

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corrected record, trimmed

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OCCLUSAL RELATIONS USING OCCLUSION RIMS ON RECORD BASES: Indications

→ ___ extension
→ ____ edentulous space
→ absence of ____ on maxilla and mandible

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distal, tooth-supported, natural teeth

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OCCLUSAL RELATIONS USING OCCLUSION RIMS ON RECORD BASES: Procedure

(1) Prepare the __
(2) Apply a ____
(3) Make the ____
(4) ___ the base

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cast
release agent
record base
Remove

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OCCLUSAL RELATIONS USING OCCLUSION RIMS ON RECORD BASES: Procedure

(5) Check for __
(6) Alternative materials: if needed, you can also use _____ to make the record base; this can be done by ___ the material onto a mold and allowing it to harden
(7) FInalize the ___

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fit
autopolymerizing acrylic resin, sprinkling
base

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JAW RELATION RECORDS MADE ENTIRELY ON OCCLUSION RIMS:

indications:
- when an ___ maxillary complete denture is to be made ___ with a mandibular removable partial denture

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opposing , concurrently

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JAW RELATION RECORDS MADE ENTIRELY ON OCCLUSION RIMS :

used in those rare situations in which the few remaining teeth ____ and will not influence eccentric jaw movements

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do not occlude

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JAW RELATION RECORDS MADE ENTIRELY ON OCCLUSION RIMS :

when either arch has only ___ teeth present

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anterior

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ESTABLISHING OCCLUSION BY THE RECORDING OF OCCLUSAL PATHWAYS

on the other hand, when a _____ is used, the teeth are modified to ___ every recorded eccentric jaw movement

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functional occlusal record , accept

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ESTABLISHING OCCLUSION BY THE RECORDING OF OCCLUSAL PATHWAYS:

when a _____is used, with or without eccentric articulatory movements, the prosthetically supplied teeth are arranged to occlude according to a specific concept of ___

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static jaw relation record, occlusion

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ESTABLISHING OCCLUSION BY THE RECORDING OF OCCLUSAL PATHWAYS:

the ___ method of establishing occlusion on the removable partial denture is the registration of _____ and the use of an occluding template rather than a cast of the opposing arch

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fifth, occlusal pathways