Exam 4 CH 32 Care of Dental Prostheses Flashcards

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Term; A tooth or an implant used for the support or retention of a fixed or removable prosthesis?

A

Abutment

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Term; Dental prosthesis that replaces the entire dentition and associated structures; may be a complete maxillary denture or a complete mandibular, or both?

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Complete denture

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Term; An inflammation of the oral mucosa that bears a complete or partial removable dental prosthesis, typically a denture?

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Denture Stomatitis

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Term; A replacement for one or more missing teeth that is securely cemented to natural teeth and/or dental implant abutments that furnish the primary support for the prosthesis; also called a fixed prosthesis or bridge?

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Fixed partial denture

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Term; Any removable dental prosthesis fabricated for placement immediately following the removal of a natural tooth/teeth?

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Immediate denture

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Term; A prosthesis used to close congenital or acquired opening, such as for a cleft palate, an area lost because of trauma, or after surgery for removal of a diseased area?

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Obturator

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Term; An artificial tooth on a partial denture that replaces a missing natural tooth, restores its function and usually occupies the space previously filled by the natural crown?

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Pontic

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Term; A dental prosthesis that supplies teeth and/or associated structures in a partially edentulous jaw and can be removed and replaced at will?

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Removable partial denture

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No replacement for a missing tooth may be indicated for which teeth?

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  • 3rd Molars
  • Extractted 2nd Molars that have no opposing tooth
  • Teeth extracted for ortho, 1st Premolars
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Why should patients with dentures get an IO/EO?

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Tissue changes can be indicators of oral cancer or other diseases. IO should be conducted thoroughly with proper lighting.

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When does major bone absorption occur when a patient becomes edentulous?

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Within the first year

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Why should a patient leave dentures/RPD out at night?

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It allows the tissues to rest, and to help prevent denture induced lesions

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How should dentures/RPD be cleaned?

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After each meal and change daily cleaning solutions

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What does denture stomatitis look?

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Generalized redness, inflamed mucosa of the supporting tissues

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What does denture stomatitis feel like to a patient?

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A burning sensation

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Which patients are more prone to getting diagnosed with denture stomatitis?

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Patients with a depressed immune system, history of head and neck radiation and those who use antibiotics

17
Q

Ill fitting dentures can cause?

A

EpulisFissuratum

18
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Purposes and uses of an Obturator?

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  • Patients with previous cancer involving the maxilla
  • Cocaine abusers with necrosis of the nasal septum
  • Patient with an area lost due to trauma
  • Cleft palate