7. Edentulism - Week 1

Question 1

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Dentures replace more than just teeth. What do they also replace?

Question 2

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Side effects of medications can add to the difficulty of wearing dentures. What is an example of a side effect that would effect denture wearing?

Question 3

28

What type of patient interview response is this? “I got along fine, but now my denture is loose.”

Question 4

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What kind of patient interview response is this?

“The dentures changed my appearance” or “I have never been able to chew with these dentures.”

Question 5

28

What percentage is the chewing function with dentures compared to natural teeth?

Question 6

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What is another name for the House Classification System?

Question 7

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What are the four psychological profiles of the House Classification?

Question 8

30

Describe the Philosophical patient in House’s classification.

Question 9

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Describe the Exacting patient in House’s classifications.

Question 10

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Describe the Hysterical patient in House’s classification.

Question 11

33

Describe the Indifferent patient in House’s classifications.

Question 12

34

What do you need to do if a patient has psychiatric disorders that are not controlled?

Question 13

34

What is dysmorphic syndrome?

Question 14

35

Success or failure in fabricating complete dentures is not exclusively predicted by the patient’s residual ridge form but on the ________.

Question 15

35

Feelings the patient develops toward the dentist become __________.

Question 16

36

What are six things that are evaluated on a panoramic radiograph?

Question 17

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What are 5 mucosal conditions that need to be considered for complete dentures?

Question 18

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What are two examples of salivary dysfunction that need to be considered for complete dentures?

Question 19

39

What is another name for Lichen Planus?

Question 20

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What is Lichen Planus?

Question 21

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What are two consequences of lichen planus?

Question 22

39

What are pemphigoid lesions?

Question 23

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What are three consequences of pemphigoid lesions on dentures

Question 24

40

What is geographic tongue and will it affect a denture?

Question 25

43

What are four things that diabetes can lead to?

Question 26

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Describe the epithelium in a person with diabetes.

Question 27

44

Low saliva flow rates lead to an increased number of _______ organisms, leading to a high incidence of _____ or ________.

Question 28

45

What are 6 things that may require pre prosthetic surgery before a denture is placed?

Question 29

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What is epulis?

Question 30

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When would palatal tori need to be removed in a denture patient?

Question 31

47

What is accomplished with a vestibuloplasty?

Question 32

48

What do you do if you do not have enough inter-arch space?

Question 33

52

What does the PDI classification stand for?

Question 34

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For the PDI classification, the _____, the _______ of the patient, and measurements of _____ will allow you to provide a prognosis to the patient.

Question 35

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What are the four categories in PDI classification?

Question 36

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When doing the mandibular bone height measurements, where do you measure from?

Question 37

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What are the mandibular bone height measurements for PDI Class I?

Question 38

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What are the mandibular bone height measurements for PDI Class II?

Question 39

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What are the mandibular bone height measurements for PDI Class III?

Question 40

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What are the mandibular bone height measurements for PDI Class IV?

Question 41

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What does a Type A PDI clasification for ridge morphology resist? Does Class I have a hamular notch? Tori?

Question 42

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Describe the buccal vestibule, hamular notch, and tori in a Type B ridge-morphology of the maxilla for PDI classification.

Question 43

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Describe the vestibule, support, and anterior ridge in the maxillary ridge morphology of a Type C PDI classification.

Question 44

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Describe the vestibule, tori, and tissue in a Type D maxillary ridge morphology patient for PDI classification.

Question 45

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Describe a Type A mandibular muscle attachment patient for PDI Type A.

Question 46

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What are two characteristics of the mandibular muscle attachments for a Type B patient for the PDI classifications?

Question 47

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What are the three characteristics of a Type C mandibular muscle attachment for PDI Classification?

Question 48

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What is the characteristic for a Type D mandibular muscle attachment PDI classification?

Question 49

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What are two characteristics for a Type E mandibular muscle attachment patient for PDI classification?

Question 50

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Which maxillomandibular skeletal relationship are most patients?

Question 51

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What PDI classification does this describe for conditions requiring pre-prosthetic surgery?

-minor soft tissue procedures
-minor hard tissue procedures
-simple implants

Question 52

53

What PDI classification does this describe for conditions requiring pre-prosthetic? surgery?

-implants with bone graft - complex
-correction of dentofacial deformities
-hard tissue augmentation
-major soft tissue

Question 53

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What is the measurement for class III limited interarch space PDI classification?

Question 54

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What PDI classification is a large tongue that occludes interdental space?

Question 55

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What PDI classification is a hyperactive tongue with a retruded position?

Question 56

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What PDI classificatio is mild, moderate, and severe oral manifestation of systemic disease?

Question 57

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What PDI classification is moderate and severe psychosocial modifiers?

Question 58

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What PDI classification doTMD symptoms make it?

Question 59

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What classification do these modifiers make?

-Hx of parasthesia of dysesthesia
-maxillofacial defects
-ataxia
-refractory patient

Question 60

55

When measuring the mandible, measure from the ________.

Question 61

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What classification does this describe?

-anterior labial and posterior buccal vestibular depth that resists vertical and horizontal movement of the denture base
-palatal morphology that resists vertical and horizontal movement of the denture base
-sufficient tuberosity definition that resists vertical and horizontal movement of the denture base
-hamular notch is well defined to establish the posterior extension of the denture base
-absence of tori or exostoses

Question 62

57

What classification does this describe?

-loss of posterior buccal vestibule
-tuberosity and hamular notch are poorly defined, compromising delineation of the posterior extension of the denture base
-maxillary palatal and/or lateral tori are rounded and do not affect the posterior extension of the denture base
-palatal vault morphology that resists vertical and horizontal movement of the denture base

Question 63

58

What PDI classification does this describe?

-loss of anterior labial vestibule
-prominent midline suture
-maxillary palatal and/or lateral tori with bony undercuts that do not affect the posterior extension of the denture base
-Hyperplastic, mobile anterior ridge that offers minimum support and stability of the denture base
-palatal vault morphology that offers minimal resistance to vertical and horizontal movement of the denture base
-reduction of the post malar space by the coronoid process during mandibular opening and/or excursive movements

Question 64

59

What PDI classification does this describe?

-loss of anterior labial and posterior buccal vestibules
-maxillary palatal and/or lateral tori- rounded or undercut- that interferes with the posterior border of the denture
-Hyperplastic, redundant anterior ridge
-Palatal vault morphology that does not resist vertical or horizontal movement of the denture base
-Prominent anterior nasal spine.

Question 65

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What is a Type A mandible?

Question 66

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What are two characteristics of a Type B mandible?

Question 67

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What are two characteristics of a Type C mandible?

Question 68

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What are two characteristics of a Type D mandible?

Question 69

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What are two characteristics of a Type E mandible?