Post-insertion care Flashcards

1
Q

Should the patient take out the denture for several hours before post-insertion appt?

A

No

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2
Q

All patients with new dentures should be appointed and seen _____ hrs after insertion of the dentures

A

24-48

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3
Q

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

A

Neuromuscular controls

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4
Q

Common problems with the ____ denture include:
Discomfort
Poor retention and stability
Lack of support

A

Mandibular denture

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5
Q

Common problems with the ____ denture include:
Poor retention and stability
Phonetics and Esthetics

A

Maxillary denture

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6
Q

What are the 4 areas of post-instertion?

A

Esthetics
Phonetics
Tissue irritations
Loss of retention and stability

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7
Q

A common problem with phonetics is ______

A

excessive thickness of max palatal denture

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8
Q

____ are sore spots may be far removed from its cause

A

Tissue irritations

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9
Q
The following are causes of \_\_\_\_\_\_:
Overextension
Trauma from faulty occlusion
Pressure from the denture base
Tissue abrasion from prosthesis movement
A

Tissue irritants

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10
Q

What do you do if when occlusal contacts are checked, an error is detected?

A

Remount

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11
Q

What can be used to allow a patient to identify a point of soreness?

A

Cotton tip applicator

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12
Q

SOreness in depth of vestibule is usually caused by ______q

A

overextended border of flange

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13
Q

A sore on_______ or ______ is usually due to occlusion error usually or a pressure spot in secondary impression

A

Crest of ridge or ridge slope

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14
Q

Soreness of tissue overlying ______ is due to too much thickness at distobuccal corner of maxillary denture

A

Coronoid process

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15
Q

Numbness or burning sensation in anterior palate is caused by pressure on _____

A

incisive papilla

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16
Q

Soreness during swallowing is caused by what 2 things?

A

Retromylohyoid flange extension and irritation at mylohyoid ridge

17
Q

Numbness or burning in lower ____ areas is due to pressure over mental nerve due to an atrophied alveolar ridge

A

Lower premolar areas

18
Q

If buccal mucosa is getting trapped between bases or teeth, what needs to be increased

A

Horizontal overalp

19
Q

If teeth contact during speaking, OVD is too far ____

A

open

20
Q

If dentures fit fine at first insertion, but loosen after wearing them for 3 or 4 hours, there are likely ____ errors

A

Occlusal errors

21
Q

If maxillary CD dislodges when yawning or opening wide, the ____ is too thick

A

DB corner too thick

22
Q

If smiling causes max CD to dislodge, flange is too thick _____ to buccal frenum

A

Too thick posterior to buccal frenum

23
Q

What are the 2 suspects if the max CD dislodges when eating?

A

Posterior palatal seal and occlusion

24
Q

If dentures dislodge easier than expected, what 3 things could be the issue?

A

Overextension of borders (toaster denture)
Form of external flange
Teeth locations violating “neutral zone”

25
Q

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

A

Neutral zone

26
Q
\_\_\_\_ may result from:
Loose dentures
Poor occlusion
Incorrect extension or contour of dentures
Incorrect teeth positions
An excessive OVD
Psychogenic factors
A

Gagging

27
Q
\_\_\_\_ manifests as:
Hyperemia
Inflammation
Ulceration
Pain
A

Tissue trauma