Consequences of RPD Flashcards

1
Q

Advantages of RPD?

A

aesthetics

masticatory efficiency

prevent drifting, tilting, roataion and over eruption

phonetics

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What are the disadvantages of RPD?

A

PLAQUE
- CARIES, PERIO, FUNGAL INFECTIONS

TRAUMA
- SOFT-TISSUE AND PULP

PATIENT TOLERANCE
- GAG REFLEX, PSYCHOLOGY AND PT EXPECTATIONS

COST
- MONEY AND TIME

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3
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What do you get the pt to sign if the pt does not have capacity to consent?

A

signed incapacity certificate in terms of the adults with incapacity (Scotland) act

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What do you need to discuss with pt to gin valid consent?

A

risks, benefits of and alternatives to RPD

advantages/disadvantages of not having denture provided

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When dentists provide information to a pt, what must it be?

A

evidence based

at all times in the best interest of the pt

pts are autonomous and need all the info to make their own decisions

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6
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What are options for tooth replacement?

A

no replacement

implant

fixed bridge
- conventional
- adhesive

denture
-acrylic
- cocr
- implant retained
- flexi

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What are the benefits of no replacement?

A

plaque accumulation is not increased

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What are the risks of no replacement?

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compromised aesthetics, function, occlusal stability

drifting teeth

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When is it appropraite to not replace missing teeth?

A

SDA

loss of non-strategic tooth/teeth

poor OH

caries not controlled

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What are the risks for iomplant?

A

surgical risks

peri-implantitis

loss of interdental papillae

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11
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What are the benefits of implants?

A

permanent fixed restoration that can last a life-time (although current data suggesting that we should be stating life expectancy of 15 years)

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What are the risks of fixed bridge?

A

damage to abutment teeth

increased plaque accumulation (but < for RPD)

Will fail eventually

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13
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What are the benefits for fixed bridge?

A

improved aesthetics, function; provide occlusal stability

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risks for RPD?

A

increased plaque accumulation (perio, candida infection…)

biomchanical effects (gum stripping, tooth mobility, tooth movement) - but not with good design/maintenance

may not b able to tolerate

swallowing/ inhaling

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What are the benefits of RPD?

A

improved aesthetics, function; provide occlusal stability

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