Occlusion and Articulators Flashcards

1
Q

the most universally used impression material for diagnostic casts

A

alginate

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2
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Alginate powder components:

A
  • insoluble calcium alginate produced by a chemical reaction between salts
  • setting rate controlled by trisodium phosphate
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3
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(More/Less) volume = less dimensional change

A

More –> alginate should be thick enough to capture anatomy of patient’s teeth

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4
Q

Remove tray from patient’s mouth _____ min after seating alginate in patient’s mouth.

Pour impression with stone within _____ min. Cast sets within ______ min.

A

2-3 min
15 min
30-60 min

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5
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CR position

A

at the articulation between the condyles and the thinnest portion of the upper and lower discs in the most ANTERIOR-SUPERIOR position against the articular eminences

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6
Q

complete interdigitation of teeth, sometimes referred to as centric occlusion (CO)

A

MIP

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7
Q

the most reliable and reproducible jaw relationship in the mouth

A

CR

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8
Q

method of positioning a patient in CR

A

bimanual manipulation

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9
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Steps to bimanual manipulation:

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1) With patient lying back, hold the posterior mandible with finger and the chin with the thumbs
2) Deprogram the jaw (patient relaxes as much as possible)
3) Recognize first CR tooth contact and repeat until a consistent first tooth contact is identified
4) Keep anterior teeth slightly apart in CR with acrylic resin jig
5) Lastly, measure an interocclusal record of posterior teeth with PVS

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10
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aims to replicate the articulator relationship of maxillary arch to the skull and the mandible to the hinge axis of the TMJs of the pt

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facebow record

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11
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non-adjustable vs semi-adjustable vs fully adjustable articulators

A

Non-adjustable
- cannot entirely represent the movements of the mandible
- only opens and closes
- much shorter distance between hinge and teeth, thus can cause premature contacts

Semi-adjustable
- includes Bennett angle (15 degrees) and horizontal condylar inclination (30 degrees)

Fully adjustable
- pantograph (most complex articulator that is used to record mandibular border movements)

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12
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most complex articulator that is used to record mandibular border movements

A

pantograph

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13
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Casts made with alginate impressions are better mounted with __________.

Casts made with elastometric materials are better mounted with __________.

A

wax records / ZOE paste or elastomeric materials (PVS)

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14
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describes how the teeth separate from one another in order to protect the teeth from wearing or receiving too much occlusal force

A

disoclusion

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15
Q
  • determines anterior occlusion
  • occludes between incisal edges of lower incisors and lingual slopes of upper incisors
  • shown by pin and guide table
A

incisal guidance

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16
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  • determines posterior occlusion
  • slope of articular eminence
  • shown by horizontal condylar inclination (HCI)
A

condylar guidance

17
Q

canine guidance

A

During lateral movements, posterior teeth disclude as contact is solely between upper and lower canines.

18
Q

involves both incisal and canine guidance

A

anterior guidance

19
Q

________ and _________ guidance may or may not work in harmony with each other.

A

Condylar and incisal guidance

20
Q

During protrusive movement, both the _______ and _______ guidance supply clearance for all posterior teeth.

A

incisal and condylar

21
Q

During lateral movement, __________ on the working side and __________ on the balancing side supply clearance for posterior teeth.

A

canines / condyle

22
Q

preferred guide tables, as they move in curves and can follow patients lingual anatomy

A

custom incisal guide tables (vs mechanical guide tables)

23
Q

guidance that should be protected during restorative treatment because they can modify the “guiding teeth”

A

anterior guidance

24
Q

front teeth preserve the back teeth, back teeth preserve the front teeth

A

mutual protection