edentulous challenge Flashcards

1
Q

pressure on mucosa causes

A

soreness and resorption

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2
Q

causes of denture movement:

A

resiliency of tissue
instability of the dentures

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3
Q

complete dentures move in relation to the underlying bone during function. more movement:

A

more soreness and resorption

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4
Q

almost all principles of complete denture fabrication have been formulated to ________ of dentures or to ________ transmitted to supporting structures

A

decrease movement
minimize forces

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5
Q

resistance to vertical movement toward the underlying tissues

A

support

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6
Q

support in natural dentition

A

dentin-cementum-PDL-alveolar bone

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7
Q

____cm2 area of pdl in each arch

A

45cm

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8
Q

mean denture-bearing areas:
maxilla=
mandible=

**decreases as ridges resorb

A

maxilla=23cm2
mandible= 12cm2

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9
Q

living bone responds to functional stress by depositing bone in areas of stress

-adaptability of natural teeth

A

wolff’s law

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10
Q

very little adaptation to functional stress on alveolar bone

A

endentulous patients

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11
Q

wearing dentures is almost always accompoanied by an undesirablel loss of bone. T or F

A

true

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12
Q

in complete denture wearers, the mean reduction in anterior mandibular ridge is ______ times that of the maxillary ridge

A

4 times

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13
Q

remove dentures at least:

A

8 hours per day

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14
Q

proper impression techniques:

A
  1. record tissues at rest
  2. extend denture base to use maximum support area
  3. placement of pressure on those tissues best able to tolerate pressure
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15
Q

no contact of ________ in centric relation closure for reducing pressure on residual ridges

A

no contact on anterior teeth

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16
Q

_______ and equilibriation at delivery to reduce occlusal discrepancies

A

clinicial remount

17
Q

bone is:

A

not a static tissue
and
constantly being remodeled/replaced

18
Q

bone of residual ridges:

A

max ridge
mand ridge
buccal shelf

19
Q

partly covered by layer of cortical bone after teeth are extracted

A

maxillary ridge

20
Q

crest remains spongy, trabeculated and not very resistant to resorption

A

mandibular ridge

21
Q

(compact bone) of mandible is PRIMARY denture support area on mandibular arch!

A

buccal shelf

22
Q

decrease the pressure per unit area by extending the denture base to COVER THE MAXIMUM AREA within physiologic tolerance (support)

A

snowshoe principle

23
Q

more saliva contact=

A

more contact adhesion (retention)

24
Q

proper peripheral extension=

A

good border seal (retention)

25
Q

resistance to dislodgement/resistance to movement away from the foundation

A

retention

26
Q

quantity and and quality affect denture retention

A

saliva

27
Q

dryness presents much difficulty for denture wearers- discomfort, ulcerations, retention loss, chewing problems

A

xerostomia

28
Q

attraction of unlike molecules for each other (mucosa-saliva-dent base)

A

adhesion

29
Q

amount of ____ attributable to adhesion is directly proportional to the WETTABILITY of the denture base material, to the AREA covered by the denture base, and to the VISCOSITY of the saliva

A

retention

30
Q

resistance to movement in the horizontal plane/ resistance to rotation/ resistance to lateral movement

A

stability

31
Q

stability factors

A

shape of alveolar ridges
size of alveolar ridges/vestibular depth
flange length and shape
intimate fit of prosthesis

32
Q
A