Posterior Teeth Selection Flashcards
WHat teeth?
Resorbed/ flabby ridges
Monoplane, semi anatomic teeth
WHat teeth?
Healthy, young patient
Anatomic teeth
WHat teeth?
Older patient, worn down
Monoplane teeth
WHat teeth?
Clenchers & bruxers
Monoplane teeth
WHat teeth?
A skeletal Class 2 and 3 ridge relationship
Monoplane teeth
WHat teeth?
Immediate dentures
Either semi anatomic or monoplane. depends on what kind of teeth are oposing
WHat teeth?
previous dentures have anatomic teeth which have not been severely ground or worn and the alveolar ridges are not severely resorbed
Anatomic or semi anatomic
WHat teeth?
Oposing arch is worn down
Monoplane, non anatomic teeth
The poorer the record base stability, the ____
the less cusp height is indicate.
monoplane or semi
What teeth?
When the greater width of the mandibular arch requires a crossbite
Lingualized occlsuion; non anatomic mand with opposing semin anatomic max with buccal cusps in the centra fossa of mand.
Many dentulous patients, especially those with ____-have a discrepancy between ICP (intercuspal position) and RCP (retruded cuspal position).
severely worn dentitions
Slidning= monplane or semi teeth
A **non-intercuspated denture **tooth form like ____ would give the “freedom” for the patient to reestablish the correct maxillo-mandibular relationship
lingualized or monoplane
What teeth?
Anatomic 33 degree
What teeth?
Semi anatomic 10-20 Degrees
What teeth?
Lingualized, Max (semi) mand (mono)