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FPD, CD, RPD Flashcards

1
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Finish line of onlay

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0.5- 1mm

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2
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Full crown preparation

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2-5* taper of convergence towards the occlusal

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3
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Occlusal reduction of 3 quarter crown

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1.5-2mm

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4
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PFMC labial tooth reduction

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1.75-2mm

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5
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PFMC

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shoulder

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6
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Metal

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Chamfer

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7
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3 most common material used impression materials

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Polysulfide
Silicone
Hydrocolloids

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8
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Hydrocolloid tray material

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115-118*F

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9
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4 temporary restorations material

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  1. Zoe cement
  2. Soft metal crowns
  3. Polycarbonate preformed crowns
  4. Autocuring acrylic resin
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10
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inlat preparation when the time interval will be brief. use & soothing to the pulp but it fractures easily & contrainidicated for large preparations

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ZOE cement

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11
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Most versatile material used

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Autocuring acrylic resin

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12
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not stable . exhibit syneresis & imbibition

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Hydrocolloid

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13
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More stable than hydrocolloid

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Polysulfide

Silicone Rubber base

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14
Q

Tx, for making cast restorations

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Lost Wax Technique

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15
Q

HOC facial surface of posterior teeth

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Gingival 1/3

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16
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Hygroscopic

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Water

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17
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Thermal

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Heat

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18
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Setting

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Air

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19
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Spruing

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Crucible Former

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20
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Serves as chushon inside the ring to allow expansion of the investmenr & allow easier removal of the investment & the restoration after casting is completed

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Asbestos

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21
Q

mixing of the precombustion zone zone next to the end of the torch . It is cool

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Colorless zone

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22
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Greenish blue in color

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Combustion zone

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23
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Highest temp. & prevent the formation of the oxides in the casting

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Reducing Zone - Blue

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24
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NOT used in heating the gold

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Oxidizing zone

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25
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Mand. posterior regions only purpose place porcelain next to the ridge

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Sanitary Pontic

26
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composed of facial portion of porcelain & a cast mmetal backing to withstand the occlusal forces procimal surfsces

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Flatback facing pontic

27
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Design for max. posterior region

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Trupontic

28
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Joining of 2 metal parts by the use of another metal

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Soldering

29
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Noncrystallin glass composed of silicone & oxygen (SiO4 tetrahedra)

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Porcelain

30
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Dental Porcelain

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Low fusing temp.
High viscosity
Resistance to devitrification

31
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Porcelain fuses high temp.

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2350F- 2500F (1290-1370*C)

32
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Composition of Porcelain

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Feldspar
Quartz
Kaolin

33
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undergo fusion becomes glossy give porcelain translucent quality

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Feldspar

34
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Holds the particles together before the porcelain is fire

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Kaolin

35
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Low & medium fusing porcelain are similar process referred

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Frittinng

36
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Used to male the porcelain opaque so that it will make the metal coping under the porcelian

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  1. Zirconium oxide
  2. Titanium oxide
  3. Tin oxide
37
Q

Porcelain veneer 3 layers

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  1. Opaque
  2. Body
  3. Incisal
38
Q

serve to obscure the metal coping

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Opaque

39
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basic shading of porcelain

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Body

40
Q

translucent & gradually fade out gingivally

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Incisal porcelain

41
Q

Good compressive strength &:film thickness but is not high in tensile strength very low ph 3.5 potentially injurious to the pulp

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Zinc Phosphate cement

42
Q

Adequate compressive strength & excellent tensile strength not too soluble to oral fluids ph 4.8

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Polycarboxylate cement

43
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cement has good compressive strength & adequate tensile strength & it is not too soluble

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Orthoethoxybenzoic Acid (EBA)

44
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Polymer reinforcement is not a goodpermanent cement because of its limited strength

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ZOE

45
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Chief advantage of Zinc Phosphate cement

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Zinc Phosphate Cement

46
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Adv. of Polycarboxylate cement

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Lack of irritation to the pulp

47
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the anteroposterior plane of occlusion should be parallel to the plane of the denture foundation

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Neutrocentric Occlusion

48
Q

relative parallelism of 2 or more surfaces of the teerh or other parts of diagnostic cast

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Surveyor

49
Q

2 or more parallel vertical surfaces of abutment teeth so shaped as to direct prosthesis during placement & removal

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Guiding Plane

50
Q

one used prior to the construction of fixed prosthesis/ definitve removable partial denture

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Interim / Training Prosthesis

51
Q

Prosthesis to which teeth are added as natural teeth are losr

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Transitional RPD

52
Q

one used to establish a new occlusal relationship or to restore vertical dimension. Abused tissue prior to thenconstruction of definitive prosthesis

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Tx. Prosthesis

53
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Inflammatory Fibrous Hyperplasia

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Epulis Fissuratum

54
Q

ability of a denture to resist the vertical unseating force which are produces by gravitt the adhesion of foods & thenforces associated with opening of jaws

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Retention

55
Q

resist horizontal forces

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stability

56
Q

resistance offered to the vertical forces of mastication applied to the denture

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Support

57
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both knife edge finish line & chamfer finish line possess_________ which allows the restoration to have relatively tight contact with the preparation wall before the restoration is even seated completely

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“sliding fit”

58
Q

resistant to wear

mechanically retained in the denture base

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Porcelain artificial teeth

59
Q

relatively easy to restore finsh, & polish after occlusal adjustmen

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Acryclic resin

60
Q

accurate

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metal / porcelain

61
Q

final impression

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ZOE & Irreversible hydrocolloid

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