Materials for prosthetic teeth and linings Flashcards

1
Q

What types of artificial teeth can be used for dentures?

A
  • acrylic
  • porcelain
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How are acrylic artificial teeth produced?

A
  • produced in reusable moulds by dough moulding technique of injection moulding
  • incorporate tooth coloured pigments
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How are porcelain artificial teeth produced?

A

produced in moulds that are 30% larger than required as when fired shrink

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4
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How are acrylic teeth retained in dentures?

A

my chemical interaction

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How are porcelain teeth retained in dentures?

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by mechanical retention for denture base via holes and pins

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In terms of appearance, how do acrylic and porcelain teeth compare?

A

both realistic but porcelains slightly better

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Are acrylic or porcelain teeth more likely to suffer abrasion?

A

acrylic

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8
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Are acrylic or porcelain teeth more likely to chip and fracture?

A

porcelain

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9
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What is a negative of porcelain teeth that may bother the patient?

A

porcelain teeth click on chewing and transmit greater load to denture bearing area

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10
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What is a positive of acrylic teeth (particularly for the lab)?

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occlusal adjustment far easier with acrylic teeth

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