post insertion appointment Flashcards

1
Q

all patients with new dentures should be appointed and seen ____ after insertion of dentures

A

24-48 hours

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2
Q

patient should wear dentures for ________ prior to appt to better evaluate mucosal irritations

A

several hours

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3
Q

_____may be the single most significant factor in the successful manipulation of complete dentures under function

A

neuromuscular control

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4
Q

__ and ___ experience are important prognostic indicators

A

tongue function and denture wearing

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5
Q

common problems.

mand denture:

max denture:

A

mand:
-discomfort
-poor retention
-lack of support

max:
-poor retention and stability
-esthetics and phonetics

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6
Q

post insertion 4 major areas

A

esthetics
phonetics
tissue irritations
loss of retention and stability

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7
Q

the time to remedy esthetics problems is at the ______ appt

A

trial placement appt

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8
Q

soreness in depth of vestibule is usually caused by

A

overextended border of flange

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9
Q

sore on crest of ridge or ridge slope:

A

occlusion error usually

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10
Q

soreness at frenum:

A

frenal notch too shallow or sharp

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11
Q

soreness of tissue overlying coronoid process

A

too much thickness at disobuccal corner of max denture

use PIP on cameo surface (outside surface)

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12
Q

numbness or burning sensation in anterior palate

A

pressure on incisive papilla

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13
Q

swallowing soreness

A

irritation at mylohyoid ridge
and
retromylohyoid flange extension

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14
Q

numbness or burning in lower premolar area

A

pressure over mental nerve due to an atrophied alveolar ridge (resorbed ridge)

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15
Q

buccal mucosa at occlusal plane level.

biting cheek:

trapping mucosa between bases

A

biting cheek: increase horizontal overlap

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16
Q

teeth contacting during speaking-

ridges are sore due to constant pressure!

A

OVD too far open so TOO LITTLE OF IOD

17
Q

dentures fit fine at first insertion, but loosen after wearing them for 3 or 4 hours:

A

occlusal errors likely

18
Q

maxillary CD dislodges when yawning or opening wide

A

DB corner too thick

19
Q

smiling causes max CD to dislodge:

A

denture flange too thick posterior to buccal frenum

20
Q

max CD dislodges when eating

suspect:

suspect:

A

posterior palate seal too deep

occlusion needs correction (this is in red)

21
Q

**whistling with S sounds:

A

anterior palatal contours are incorrect!!!

use PIP on the cameo surface to check phonetics/tongue contact on denture

22
Q

denture dislodges easier than expected:
1
2
3

A
  1. overextension of borders “toaster denture”
  2. form of external flanges
  3. teeth locations violating “neutral zone”
23
Q

complaints:
dentures feel too large, feels like mouthful, difficult to speak/eat

suspect:

A

tongue space is too small and dentures crowd the tongue

think “neutral zone”

tooth position, denture base contours or both

24
Q

area where the forces applied by the tongue is equal or neutralized by the force applied by the cheeks and lips

A

neutral zone

25
Q

gagging may result from

A

loose dentures
poor occlusion
incorrect extension or contour of dentures
incorrect teeth positions
excessive OVD

26
Q

tissue trauma, manifests as:

A

hyperemia
inflammation
ulceration
pain