20. Case Presentation Flashcards
Initial (Phase I) Treatment
____ periodontal debridement
____ control instructions
Assess ____ & discuss options
phase I
plaque
oral hygiene
Diagnostic information after Phase I treatment
Tooth brushing instruction ____
____ study casts
____ information
for PRDP design
____ & ____ findings along with mounted ____ to help determine which teeth to use for PRDP abutments
reinforced mount diagnostic radiogrpahs clinical casts
Mounted study (diagnostic) casts Using \_\_\_\_ and \_\_\_\_ because “hand articulation” of casts not possible as too few teeth in contact
record bases
wax rims
Evaluate mounted casts Plane of occlusion Occlusal contacts for \_\_\_\_ placement Evaluate teeth & tissues on casts for possible: Support = \_\_\_\_, edentulous tissues Retention = \_\_\_\_, guide planes Stability =\_\_\_\_ elements Comfort = \_\_\_\_ connectors
rest rests undercuts bracing major
Design means determining:
Support
Stability
Retention Esthetics Occlusion Comfort Function
All in the context of biomaterials and the biologic problem
Objective: maintain or enhance
____
quality of life
Treatment
____ surgery for pocket elimination
Remove decay and place amalgam restorations
Mandibular laterals (#23 & 26) hopeless and ____
#27 crown ____, endodontics, post/core & crown
periodontal
extracted
lengthening
Kennedy class in maxilla : \_\_\_\_ Mandible: \_\_\_\_
class I mod II class I mod I
____ connector in max : just replacing 1 premolar/molars on the right side, premolars still intact in left side —> if we determine that there is enough support of the teeth, consider ____ so that we don’t have to cover the whole palate.
In this case, have enough abutment teeth to NOT cover the entire palate in metal
≇ Mandible: ____ - diagnostic cast to determine depth of lingual? —> we have ____mm in this case, so we can do lingual bar
Lingual bar is the most comfortable especially for people getting prosthesis for the 1st time
If we wanted to splint the teeth —> consider ____
Survery crown on the ____
ajor
A-P palatal strap
lingual bar
7
lingual blanket
canine
Which teeth should be clasped?
Maxillary? ____
Mandibular? ____
#5 and #13 #21 and #28
Clasps?
Maxillary #5 & #13?
____ combination clasp Mandibular #21 & #28?
____combination clasp
RPI, RPA or wrought wire
RPI, RPA or wrought wire
If we do C clasp —> as the partial want to the toward the tissue, it torques the tooth to the ____ because the retentive tip picks up more undercut and rocks the tooth.
If RPI/RPA —> the forces are mostly by moving the rest to the mesial —> forces go down to the tooth — > guide plate is engaged on the tooth —> the clasp now goes into more undercut
Does not torque the tooth because the force is now mostly down the ____ of the tooth
RPA is similar: the rest is ____ and no distal occlusal portion to the clasp
as the chewing forces go down, the retentive tip goes into more ____ (no ____
movement to the distal)
≇
Wrought wire works like the C clasp but it’s a more ____ clasp
Does not grab the tooth with as much force
distal long axis mesial undercut torque flexible
Indirect retention?
Maxillary? #6, #8, #11 \_\_\_\_ rests Mandibular? #22, #27 \_\_\_\_ rests
Indirect retention on maxilla:
Doing indirect retention and support to help with stability of the prosthesis
≇
Want to do the canines and the #8 tooth ≇
‣ ≇ ≇ ≇
‣
Allows for good support because of presence of edentulous areas in ____
Mandible : Rests are going to be on ____ side
Fulcrum line
Want to rest on the ____ (cingulum rests of #22/27).
On #27(canine) - did survey crown and put a ledge (planned this ahead)
No clasp on this tooth but ledge present
cingulum
cingulum
between
mesial
canines
Look at the edentulous area of tooth #10
What framework design will increase the retention of the denture tooth to the framework?
____ or ____
Ideal for \_\_\_\_ tooth edentulous area large edentulous area Want to cover it up with \_\_\_\_ To help with retention, can do the tube tooth (post) or Steele’s facing ≇ Smaller edentulous area ≇ ‣
tube tooth
steele’s facing
single
mesh
Completed Treatment Maxillary and mandibular PRDP achieve QOL objectives Plaque control excellent Recall every \_\_\_\_ months In function for over 20 years
4 to 6