3 Biomechanics Flashcards

1
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The four forces acting on an RPD

A
  1. Vertical (dislodging)
  2. Vertical (seating)
  3. Horizontal (lateral)
  4. Torsional (rotational/twisting)
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Three components of an RPD for retention

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  1. Direct retainer
  2. Indirect retainer
  3. Denture base
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3
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Three components of an RPD for support

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  1. Rest seats
  2. Major connector (for maxillary)
  3. Denture bases
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4
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Six components of an RPD for stability

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  1. Minor connectors
  2. Proximal plates
  3. Bracing clasp arms and shoulders of circumferential retentive clasp arms
  4. Lingual plates
  5. Rests (channel rests)
  6. Denture bases
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5
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Methods to minimize rotation around fulcrum line (5)

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  1. Direct/indirect retainer
  2. Remove redundant/flabby tissue
  3. Condition supporting tissues before final impression
  4. Excellent border molded impression
  5. Altered cast impression to ensure proper tissue adaptation
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6
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Methods to minimize rotation around longitudinal axis (3)

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  1. Adequate primary retainer
  2. Engagement of guide planes
  3. Adequate tissue coverage and adaptation
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7
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Methods to minimize rotation around vertical axis

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  1. Engagement of guide planes by framework

2. Engagement of vertical surfaces of edentulous ridge by denture base

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