Complete Dentures Flashcards

1
Q

height between noise and chin at rest

A

vertical dimension of rest (VDR)

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2
Q

when the elevator and depressor muscles are in a state of equilibrium

A

physiological rest position (PRP)

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3
Q

At VDR, there is typically _______ of space between upper and lower premolars.

A

3mm

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4
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height between nose and chin during occlusion, used to illustrate the relationship of the maxilla and mandible during occlusion in MIP

A

VDO

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5
Q

formula for interocclusal space

A

VDR - VDO

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6
Q

ideal distance for interocclusal space

A

2-4mm

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7
Q

excessive vs insufficient VDO

A

Excessive VDO- interocclusal space is <2mm

Insufficient VDO- interocclusal space >4mm

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8
Q

Signs of excessive VDO

A
  • muscles of mastication fatigue
  • clicking noise of posterior teeth during speaking
  • both excessive trauma to supporting tissues and display of mandibular teeth
  • unable to wear dentures
  • gagging
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9
Q

Signs of insufficient VDO

A
  • angular cheilitis
  • aging appearance of lower 1/3 of face
  • decreased occlusal force
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10
Q

distal gap between the maxilla and mandibular teeth during the mandible protrusion

A

Christensen’s phenomenon

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11
Q

theoretical line between pupils of the eyes

A

interpupillary line

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12
Q

theoretical line from ala of noise to tragus of ear

A

Camper’s line

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13
Q

maxillary occlusal rim must be parallel to these two lines

A

interpupillary line
Camper’s line

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14
Q

metal instrument used for ensuring that the maxillary occlusal rim is parallel to the interpupillary and Camper’s lines

A

fox plane

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15
Q

occlusion that occurs when only the palatal cusps of the maxillary posterior teeth contact the mandibular posterior teeth

A

lingualized occlusion

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16
Q

occlusion that occurs when there is both anterior and bilateral posterior contacts (tripodization) in centric and eccentric movements

A

balanced occlusion

17
Q

the curve of the mandibular occlusal plane recognized from the beginning of the tip of lower cuspid and following the buccal cusps of the posterior dentition and stopping at the terminal molar

A

Curve of Spee

18
Q

flatter curve of Spee =

A

faster separation of teeth (disclusion)

19
Q

mediolateral curve that follows posterior cusp tips to ensure proper loading into the long axis of each tooth

A

Curve of Wilson