9/27 - Jaw Relation Records, Wide-Vue Flashcards

1
Q

what is the purpose of muscle deprogramming

A

to reduce or relax muscle activity levels to eliminate muscle pain, tension, or discomfort.

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2
Q

deprogramming allows for accurate examination of what

A

relationship of maxilla to mandible with muscles relaxed and condyles in fully seated position

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3
Q

fixed prosth is a ___ procedure - meaning errors in any step affect the success of all subsequent procedures

A

SERIAL PROCEDURE

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4
Q

what are the muscles of mastication

A

masseter, medial prterygoid, temporalis, lateral pterygoid

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5
Q

function of masseter

A
  • elevate mandible and approximate teeth
  • intermediate and deep muscle retract mandible
  • superficial fibers protrude mandible
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6
Q

function of medial pterygoid

A
  • assist w/ elevation and protrusion of mandible
  • assist lateral pterygoid w/ side to side mandibular motion to help with food grinding
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7
Q

function of temporalis

A
  • anterior and mid fibers elevate the mandible
  • posterior fibers retract the mandible
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8
Q

function of lateral pterygoid

A
  • sole muscle of mastication to cause depression of mandible
  • assist with protrusion and side to side movement of mandible
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9
Q

what are the parts of lateral pterygoid

A

upper and lower head

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10
Q

what is the muscle the frequently prevents condylar seating

A

lateral pterygoid

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11
Q

what is programmed to position the mandible to avoid pain and posterior interferences in the arc of closure

A

lateral pterygoid

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12
Q

deprogramming generally is done by placing something in the anterior that eliminates ___

A

posterior occlusal contact

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13
Q

how long to let adhesive for Clonebit set

A

five minutes

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14
Q

why should you not wait too long for adhesive to set

A

waiting too long will allow adhesive to dry out and lose qualities

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15
Q

what is used to reline the jig

A

clone bite (orange)

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16
Q

what is the first scored line on the jig

A

centric occlusion or max intercuspation

17
Q

T/F: CR position involves teeth and is not joint related.

A

FALSE! CR is joint related; no teeth involved.

18
Q

what is the sceond score line on the jig, posterior to the first

A

CR

19
Q

what is the superior, anterior position of the condyles in the glenoid fossa with articular disc in between

A

CR record

20
Q

what PVS used for CR, protrusive, and bite fork records

A

Regisil (purple)

21
Q

what is used to set condylar inclination on articulator

A

protrusive registration

22
Q

how many mm of protrusive movement do we want to capture

A

4-7 mm (grady says just basically do 5)

23
Q

what happens if you capture more than 4-7 mm of protrusive movement

A

cause problem when setting the condylar inclination on semi-adjustable articulator

24
Q

what is the third line drawn/troughed anterior to the previous two lines

A

protrusive

25
Q

what is the purpose of the protrusive trough

A

allows patient to drop into protrusive while bite registration is curing

26
Q

what impression material has pleasant taste and odor, non-staining, inexpensive, but has poor tear strength

A

alginate - irreversible hydro

27
Q

why add rope wax around the periphery of the tray

A
  1. accurately capture mucobuccal fold
  2. increased comfort to the patient
28
Q

how many thickness of rope way in posterior of tray to prevent excess alginate from going down patient’s throat

A

2 thick

29
Q

immediately take impressions and pour within how many minutes

A

15 mintues

30
Q

condyles are positioned at ___ mm on articulator

A

110 mm

(this was the only thing worth asking that’s different on Wide-Vue powerpoint)

31
Q

bennet angle equation

A

Bennett angle for our Hanau articulator = H/8 + 12
H = eminence angle