dr. havens Flashcards

1
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first apt should be based on (blank) rather than ( blank)

A

realism, hope

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2
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What can dental history can help while preparing for dentures?

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Extraoral exam, intraoral exam, existing prosthesis, readiographic imaging, study casts

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3
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what are some examples of blood thinners?

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coumadin, heparin, ASA, fish oil

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4
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what is ASA?

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acetylsalicilic acid ( asprin)

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5
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besides forms what other ways can you gather info from your patient?

A

asking questions, observing what you see.

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6
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what can you find on an extra oral exam?

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tissues, profile, signs of infection

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7
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what can you find on an intra oral exam?

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tissues, trauma, inflammation, ….more

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8
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whats an epulis?

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a benign tumor that forms on gingiva

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9
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name 3 other intraoral dissorders that affect dentures

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undercuts,torus, mobile ridges

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10
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what can cause dislodgement of the denture?

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high frenula attachments and large tongue

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11
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pre- prothetic surgical conditions include what 3 things

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  1. remove poor tissue and bone ( alveoloplasty
  2. add tissue and bone ( ridge augmentation)
  3. provide for tooth rooth analogues by osseointegrated dental implants
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12
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whats an epulis fissuratum?

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denture induced tumor

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13
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whats an ankylosed tongue?

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when the lungual frennulum is really short. This prevents proper function of the tongue and also affects denture stability.

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14
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whats ridge augmentation?

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adding tissue and bone to provide a better surface for dentures

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15
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what is it called when you can see things on ragiographs?

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radiolucent, radiopaque. The degree of the this is what gives you information.

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16
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how can you treat soft tissues that have been irritated by a denture?

A

meds, soft tissue conditioners. It must be treated and a new denture must be made.

17
Q

why would you enlarge a denture?

A

to increase the tissue bearing area

and manuover around areas that are fragile

18
Q

what happens to tissue with excessive forces and loads?

A

resoprtion, inflammation, hyperplasia

19
Q

What is candidiasis? how is it treated

A

overgrowth of a normal fora bacteria of candid. Treated by RX Nystatin

20
Q

what can a patient use for canker sores, cheek bites, toothbrush irritations, denture irritations, orthodontic irritations?

A

orabase

21
Q

good reasons to extract teeth before removable prosthetics

A

advanced periodontal disease with bone resorption, Severely broken crowns that still have subgingival portion of tooth in bone, severly exposed roots.

22
Q

more reasons to extract teeth

A

periodontal abscesses , tipped or inclined teeth that cause problems for their use as abutments for the RCD

23
Q

whats a vestibuloplasty?

A

surgical procedure that changes the height and width of gums.