Important Info 2.3 Flashcards
What is the proximal guide plane length of a Class III RPD?
a. 1-2
b. 3-4
c. 4-5
d. 5-6
c. 4-5 → (i have absolutely no clue where in the slides it’s written but I believe it’s this)
What best describes the external finish line?
a. Framework to denture base
When biting down on the I-bar, how does it move?
Mesial and down
All of the following can be used with a tissue undercut, EXCEPT:
a. Circumferential
b. 1⁄2 T-bar
b. 1⁄2 T-bar
What is the most commonly used for a Class III RPD?
a. Palatal strap
What is the width of the anterior-posterior palate?
6-8mm
What is the ideal depth of the marginal ridge in a rest seat?
a. 1-1.5
The proximal plate is adjusted before the rest seat. S curved survey line is for retentive not
reciprocal
Both statements are true
Fabrication of the RPD framework is done on
a. Master cast
Lateral forces →
a. Cross-arch stabilization
(2020 or 2021 have this written better but im too lazy right now)
These transfer the force down the long axis
a. Rest
b. Rest seat
a. Rest → this is the actual metal
(rest seat = prep on the tooth)
What is the proper order of reduction?
Guide planes → survey line → rest seat
Co-Cr is the material primarily used at UMKC. Co-Cr is used more than Ni-Cr because it can cause
allergies in people.
Both statements are true
- Why don’t you want an excessive tilt to the cast?
Want the cast to be perpendicular to the occlusal plane
This Kennedy classification has NO modifications
Class IV
The proximal 2⁄3 of the retentive clasp is located in the _____, terminal 1⁄3 of the retentive is in
the _______
Middle, gingival
All of the following apply to guiding planes EXCEPT:
Never use mesially tilted mandibular molars for the rest seats
What best describes the “Pod”?
a. 0.01 undercut on the I-Bar