Fixed Dental Prosethesis Flashcards

1
Q

What are the types of fixed partial prostheses?

A

Tooth supported bridework

Implant supported bridgework

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2
Q

What are the biological principles of tooth preparation?

A

Conservation of tooth
structure

Avoidance of
overcontouring

Supragingival margins

Harmonious occlusion

Protection against
tooth fracture

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3
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What are the mechanical principles of tooth preparation?

A

Retention form

Resistance form

Deformation

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4
Q

What are the aesthetic principles of tooth preparation?

A

Minimum display of metal

Maximum thickness of porcelain

Porcelain occlusal surfaces

Subgingival margins

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5
Q

Which direction should the axis of bridge abutments be prepped?

A

They should all be parallel

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6
Q

What is the function of retainers?

A

Give stability and retention to the dental bridge

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7
Q

What is the function of a pontic?

A

Artificial tooth that replaces a missing natural tooth

Suspended: tooth supported

Restore aesthetic and function

Prevent tilting and drifting of adjacent teeth and supraeruption of opposing teeth

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8
Q

What are the design parameters of pontics?

A

Height and width of the residual ridge

Dimensions of the edentate space

Shape and texture of the soft tissues

Comfort and support the adjacent tissues

Aesthetic requirements

Access for oral hygiene

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9
Q

What are the classifications of pontics?

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Saddle/ridge lap (concave around tissue)

Modified ridge lap (High aesthetic)

Conical (bullet-shaped, egg-shaped)

Ovate/spheroidal (Best aesthetic, convex tissue surface buccolingual and mesiodistal directions)

Sanitary/hygienic (2 - 3mm clearance off the ridge)

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10
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When should the saddle/ridge lap be used?

A

Contraindicated under all circumstances

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11
Q

What are the disadvantages of using a sanitary/hygienic pontic?

A

Poor aesthetic

Entrapment of food

Sharp line angle

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12
Q

How can teeth be made more aesthetic in patients with recession?

A

Root surface simulation can be added to the pontics

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13
Q

What are the features of retainers?

A

Join individual retainers and pontics together

Easy to clean, strong

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14
Q

What are the types of connectors?

A

Rigid (cast or soldered)

Non-rigid

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15
Q

What is a cantilever?

A

Only one side of the pontic is attached to a retainer

Replace one tooth

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