prostho 3

Question 1

are individualized
trays for making final
impressions and are
made on diagnostic
casts.

Answer 1

custom tray

Question 2

They are
not made to fit a
specific patient’s
mouth. They are
difficult, if not
impossible, to
adjust to fit a
patient’s mouth.

Answer 2

stock tray

Question 3

Types of Custom Trays for Complete
Denture

Answer 3

close fitting tray
spaced tray

Question 4

Material Used for Construction of
Custom Tray

Answer 4

vlc- vissible light cure resin
chmecally cured acrylic resin
shellac base plate

Question 5

The House classification system places
complete denture patients into 4 groups:

Question 6

patients are well balanced and anticipate
the need for treatment with complete
dentures and are willing to rely on the
dentist’s advice for diagnosis and
treatment.

Question 7

patient is concerned about the
appearance and efficiency of complete
dentures, reluctant to accept the advice of
the dentist, and opposed to the extraction
of any remaining natural teeth.

Question 8

patient is in bad health, has neglected his
or her mouth, but submits to the removal
of any remaining teeth.

Question 9

patient can also have
been unsuccessful in wearing
complete dentures and now demands
perfection that is unobtainable.

Question 10

unconcerned about appearance
and does not care about ability to
masticate food. This patient will not
attempt to learn how to wear and function
with complete dentures.

Question 11

Diagnosis of abnormalities of the mucosa
requires the recall of the normal appearance:

Question 12

COMPLETE DENTURES are entirely dependent
for support on

Question 13

most common fungal
infection related to
complete dentures

Question 14

inflammation on the corner
of the mouth

Question 15

moves in intimate contact with the dentures
during the functioning of the related facial
and masticatory muscles.

Question 16

Soft tissue hyperplasia associated with illfitting dentures is a common finding and is
observed in relation to edentulous ridges and
border tissues as a reaction either to trauma
or to the resorption of supporting bone

Question 17

 cauliflower-like in appearance and tends to
occur on the anterior region of the palate in
longterm denture wearers

Question 18

Normal Rate of Salivary Flow

Question 19

benign bony enlargements found in some
patients at the midline of the hard palate or on
the lingual aspect of the mandible in the
premolar region.