Pros tutorials 1 Flashcards

1
Q

how much of retromolar pad area should be covered by a denture

A

no more than 1/3

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2
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how much space should be left between sulcus and tray

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2-3mm to allow rounding of impression material over edges

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3
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what is RCP

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guided occlusal relationship occuring at the most retruded position of the condyles in the joint cavity
can be used if insufficient index teeth

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4
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how can we modify unfavourable survey lines

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addition of composite
(more favourable clasping and improved retention)

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5
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precision attachments

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rarely used - technically demanding, difficult to repair and replace
denture connects to attachment on crown/implant etc

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6
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when may a two part denture be used

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gross tissue loss and different paths of insertion

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7
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swinglock denture

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lingual plate with hinge on one side and lock on the other
acrylic buccal plate engages interdentally between the teeth
technically demanding

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8
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what should be added to dentures for bruxists

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metal backings on occlusal surfaces

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what is retching

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physiological mechanism seeing involuntary contraction of the muscles of the soft palate or pharynx
modified by higher centres in the medulla
severity varies between patients

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10
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what are the two broad types of retching, that may co-exist

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psychogenic - retching may occur by sight/smell
somatic - touching trigger zones

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11
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name 3 clinical methods for dealing with a gag reflex

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  1. relaxation techniques - breathing, dim lighting
  2. distraction - salt on tongue, raising legs
  3. desensitisation - repeated stroking of palate with finger or toothbrush homework
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12
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factors involved in dissatissfaction of dentures

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  • reduced self esteem
  • aesthetic expectations not met
  • facial aesthetics changed due to tooth loss
  • decreased chewing efficacy
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13
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definition of an implant

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artificial tooth root that is surgically anchored into the jaw to hold a replacement tooth or teeth or a denture in place

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14
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name 3 implant attachments for dentures

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locator attachment (button like)
ball and socket
gold bar
CAD CAM titanium bar

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15
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peri implant mucositis

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inflammation of the peri-implant mucosa with no evidence of crestal bone loss
tissues will appear red and swollen and may bleed on gentle probing

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16
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peri implantitis

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infection with suppuration and inflammation of the soft tissues surrounding an implant
significant loss of peri implant crestal bone

17
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what does the Mcgill consensus 2002 state the 1st line treatment for edentate mandibles should be

A

implant overdenture to increase quality of life
significant cost implication

18
Q

3 components of combination syndrome

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bone loss from anterior part of maxillary ridge
hypertrophy of tuberosities
papillary hyperplasia in hard palate
extrusion of mandibular anterior teeth
bone loss under denture base

19
Q

name 3 reasons why dentures fracture

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  • impact
  • acrylic in thin section
  • parafunctional habits
  • occlusion
20
Q

examples of stengtheners that can be used to aid denture strength

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wire mesh
glass fibre mesh
stainless steel wire