Prostho rudman Flashcards
in comparing clasp arms of the same diameter, contour and legnth , the STIFFEST would be made of? a. cobalt-chromium b. type II gold alloy c type III gold alloy d. type IV gold alloy e. none of the above
a
in planning fixed prosthesis, traumatic occlusion in the existing dentition should beeliminated
a. before construction of fixed restoration
b. after all fixed restorations are cemented
c. just prior to cementations of fixed restoration
d. at no time, unless the patient comlains of pin which can be related to traumatic occlusion
e. none of the above
a
the setting rate of an irreversiblehydrocolloid maybe slowed by safely and effectively by
a. increasing the spatulation time
b. decreasing the raio of water to powder
c. decreasing the temperature of the mixing wter
d. using 2 % solution of potassium sulfate instead of water for preparing thte mix
e. none of the above
c
the BEST impression technique for recording loose maxillary anterior hyperplastic tissues is an edentulous patient involves
a. registering the tissue in its passive position wih minimum distortion
b. using high -fusing modelling compound
c. a closed mouth technique
d. maximum pressure
e. none of the above
a
when establishing balanced occlusion , the lingual cusps of the maxillary posterior teeth of the balancing side should contact the
a. buccal incines of the lingual cusps of the mandibular posterior teeth
b. lingual inclines of the lingual cusps of mandibular posterior teeth
c. central fosae of the mandibular posterior teeth
d. lingual inclines of the buccal cusps of the mandibular posterior teeth
e. none of the above
d
in constructing a fixed bridge, if the gingival tissue cannot be succesfully retracted , the material of choice for taking the impression would be
a. modeling plastic in copper bands
b. rubber- base impression material
c. reversible hydrocolloid
d. irreversible hydrocolloid
e. none of the above
a
failure of the partial dentures due to poor clasp design can BEST be avoided by
a. clasping only those teeth with fairly long crown and normal bone support
b. altering tooth contours as indicated by using a surveyor
c. providing branching arms
d. employing bar type clasps
e. employing stress breakers
b
a toot hwhich ha not been 2in function and is now being used as an abutment may become symptomatic . thus MOST likely resultsfrom
a. overstress
b. a pulpal rection
c. localized osteoclastic activity
d. change in trbecular pattern
e. reaction wthin the periodontal ligament
e
the lifting of a mandibular partial denture with distal extension bases maybe corrected by
a. narrowing the teeth
b. correcting occlusion
c. tightening the bracing arms
d. tightening the retention arms
e. reducing overetended boarders
e
in order to compensate for the contraction of gold alloy modern dental investments make use of
a. hygroscopicexpansion
b. thermal expansion
c. setting expansion
d. all of he above
e. only A and B above
f. only A and C above
d
in dentureconstruction, the patient is likely to experience the MOST discomfort from
a. nonanatomic teeth
b. excessive vertical openng
c. having the vertical dimension closed more than normal
d. a sliht error in centric occlusion
e. all of the above
b
in processing methyl methacrylate , the resin may show porosity if the flask is placed in boling water. this type of porosity is MOST likely to occur
a. throughout the denture
b. in the thickest part of the denture
c. in thte thinnest part of the denure
d. close to the surface of the denture
e. close to the back of the denture
b
a thin application of cavity varnish over the cut surface of a prepared tooth just prior to the cementation of a crown or a bridge with zinc phosphate cement will
a. impede the setting of the restoration
b. insulate the tooth against thermal change
c. increase the possibility of thermal sensitivity
d. reduce the possibility of irritation of the pulp
e. increase the possibility of leakage of the restoration
d
excessive vertical dimention may result in
a. drooping of the corners of the mouth
b. increase and wrinkles around the lips
c. excessive trauma to he underlying supporting tissues
d. poor denture retention
e. loss of muscle tone
c
which of the ff combinations will probably result in the LEAST occlusal wear?
a. glazed porcelin against acrylic resin
b. glazed porcelain against gold
c. unglazed porcelain against gold
d. acrylic against gold
e. gold against gold
e
which of the ff is neccesary to solder successfully two adjacent metal alloy structures?
a. at least one of the metal alloy structures should be heated to its fusion temperature
b. both of the metal alloy structures to be joined should be heated to their fusion temperatures
c. neither of the adjoining metal alloy structures is heated to its temperature
d. the bulkier structure should be heated t its fusion temperature
e. none of the above
c
where should grinding be accomplished if the ff conditions exist? the distobuccal cusp of th mandibular right first molar strikes prematurely in centric occlusion in thecentrl fossa of he maxillary first molar; the same cusp is found not be prematuere in working or balancing occlusio.
a. grind the fossa of the maxillary molar
b. grind the distobucal cusp of the manbibular molar
c. adjust the cusp tip and the fossa
d=. either A or B above is acceptable
e. all of the above
a
what is the function of the face-bow with an intraorbital indicator? it records the
a. centric relatonsi of mandibular teeth to maxillary teeth
b. distance between the infrarbital plane annd the occlusal plane
c. relationship of maxilalry occlusal surfaces to the axis- orbital plane
d. relatonship of occlual surface of mandibular teeth to the temporomandibulr joint and the infraorbital plane
e. all of the above
c
in the oral examination of a complete denture patient why should the saliva be evaluated?
a. a thin watery saliva does not afford luricating protection for the mucosa
b. a thick ropy saliva interferes with obtaining an adequate impression
c. xerostomia hinders adhesion and produces poor retention
d. all of the above
e. none of the above
d
which of the ff groups of muscles is influential in molding the lingual border of the final mandibular impression for an edentulous patient?
a. hyoglossus, mylohroid, medial pterygoid, digastric
b. mylohroid , styloglossus, medial pterygiod, depressor anguli oris
c. palatoglossus, superior pharyngeal constrictor, mylohyoid, genioglossus
d. genioglossu, mylohyoid, middl pharyngeal constrictor, posterior belly of the digastric
e. none of the above
c
why should the greates possible bearing arrea for a mandibular denture be used? to
a. increase tongue sace and to improve retention
b. provide balanced occlusion ant otincrease tongue space
c. improve esthetics and to aid in orienting the plane of occlusion
d. withstand forces of mastication and to increase effectiveness of the boarder seal
e. all of the above
d
what is the PRIMARY reason for having full-mouth radiographs for an edentulous patient? to
a. aid in determining the denture bearign area
b. determine any geeral systemi debility that is affectig the tissues of the mouth
c. reveal any retained roots or residual areas of infection
d. reassure the patient that his previous dental care was adequate
e. none of the above
c
running tap water over final casts of dental stone should be minimized because the completely set stone is soluble in water
a. both statement and reason are correct and related
b. both statement and rreason are correct but NOT related
c. the statement is correct but the reason is NOT
d. the statement is NOT correct but the reason is an accurate statement
e. NEITHER statement nor reason is correct
a
maxillary anterilr teeth will give the BEST esthetic effect in a cmplete dnture if arranged
a. labially to the ridge
b. lingually to the ridge
c. over the crest of the ridge
d. to articulate with the mandibular anterior teeth placed over the crest of the ridge
e. none of these
a