Border Molding Flashcards

1
Q

The custom tray should extend to ____ mm short of the depth of the vestibule.

A

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2
Q

Which area is typically under-recorded in the impression?

A

lingual frenum

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3
Q

Over-extension of the impression will result in ______.

A

overextended flanges and sore spots

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4
Q

What should the patient do with their tongue during the impression?

A

Raise it to the roof of the mouth, then stick in out in all directions

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5
Q

How do you mark frenums in the patient’s mouth?

A

with an indelible transfer stick

….indelible? something that will not be removed easily

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6
Q

If using green compound (we used PVS), you must ____ the compound over a broad area.

A

Heat

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7
Q

After heating the compound, how do you place it into the custom tray?

A

allow it to “sag into the tray”

-do HALF THE MOUTH at a time-

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8
Q

Before inserting the tray with compound into the patient’s mouth, what should you do?

A

TEMPER the compound to ensure that is just above the fusion temperature (140 degrees)

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9
Q

What is the fusion temperature of green compound?

A

140 degrees F

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10
Q

When inserting the tray, you should stand at ____o’clock and pull the lips up/over the tray.

A

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11
Q

What do you look for when inspecting the tray/compound?

A

no show-throughs
adequate thickness
trim away any excess after border-molding is complete

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12
Q

True or False: Compound will not stick to a wet tray.

A

True

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13
Q

Before trimming excess compound, you must _____ it.

A

chill

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14
Q

After trimming: heat compound with torch, temper in hot water, and then ________.

A

reinsert in the mouth….chill…dry

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15
Q

What do you do after border molding?

A
  1. apply adhesive to custom tray

2. take the final impression

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16
Q

How do you prepare the impression material (if you’re not using PVS material)?

A

3 strips of base + 3 strips of catalyst

  • use three tongue blades
  • use the tip of the blade and swirl the base and catalyst
  • toss the first blade
  • fill the custom tray from one side to the other, avoid air bubbles by adding small increments and pushing the material in front of the blade (not dragging it)
17
Q

True or False: you must hold the tray firmly in place during the entire impression.

A

True

18
Q

What does “tray movement” cause?

A

folds and flash

19
Q

What is impregum?

A

the polyether tray impression material

-we used medium body for the border and light body for the impression

20
Q

When making the custom tray, how many layers of base plate wax did we place?

A

two

21
Q

What goes on top of the wax?

A
  • First Triad model releasing agent (vaseline)

- Then Triad Material

22
Q

The triad material should be trimmed to _______.

A

match the wax beneath it

23
Q

Place a _______ handle for the mandibular tray.

A

vertical

24
Q

How thick should the custom tray be?

A

1.0-1.5 mm thick all the way around and 1.0-2.0 mm short of the depth of the vestibule

25
Q

How do you check for buccal over-extension of the tray?

A

Place in the patient’s mouth and pull on cheeks/lips, if the tray is displaced, look in the mouth to figure out where it was caught

26
Q

How do you check for lingual over-extension of the tray?

A

Place the tray in the patient’s mouth and have him/her stick out their tongue (up, down, side to side)

27
Q

When you see displacement of the tray, how far back should you trim?

A

1 to 2 mm from the reflection

28
Q

Besides sticking their tongue out, what other facial movements might you have the patient make?

A

“Pucker” in order to assist in keeping the tray seated until material sets

29
Q

What is the setting time for “Impregum Penta Soft Quick Step Medium Body?” What is the working time?

A

4 min setting time

1 min working time

30
Q

What is the setting time for “Impregum Soft Quick Step Tray?” What is the working time?

A

4 min setting time

1 min working time

31
Q

Both Polyether impression materials (medium and soft), are considered _______ setting material.

A

quick

32
Q

How long do you allow the tray adhesive to dry before apply the tray material?

A

30-60 seconds (or longer…up to 15 mins)

33
Q

Prepare a cast from the impression with a commercial specialized stone plaster no earlier than _______ and no later than ______ after taking the impression

A

30 minutes

14 days