Quiz 2 Flashcards
What is the purpose of border molding
Allows you to get a functional impression of the vestibule
__ displace the soft tissue in the vestibule making it appear deeper than it is
Primary impressions
Border molding captures the __ of the vestibule that occurs during movement
depth and shape
Prevents the denture from being overextended no matter how the patient moves during function
border molding
Border molding prevents the master impression from being __ of the depth of the vestibule
“short”
Melts wax in a very controlled area
Use ethanol as fuel
Hanau Torch
Set water bath temp to
130 degrees
Prior to border molding, cover the dentoform with a thin layer of
lubricant/ KY Jelly/ Vaseline
Hold green stick compound __ the flame to melt it, not __ or it will catch fire or turn black
above
IN the flame
Do you border mold everything at once or small sections at a time
Small sections at a time
Place molten green stick compound on tray.
Re-melt compound on tray with Hanau Torch.
Quench tray with molten compound in __ then seat completely on dentoform
water bath for 4-5 seconds
Difference between border molding in the lab vs in the clinic
With a patient you would immediately do border molding movements to shape functional impression (Instead of putting into a water bath)
Seat tray until __
tissue stops are engaged
(This enures the same repeatable position of the custom tray each time it is removed and placed)
Any compound on the interior portion of the tray (the __) must be removed leaving only that filling the vestibule beyond the tray
intaglio
__ must be applied to the trays prior to making the impression
PVS Tray Adhesive