Removable pros revision session Flashcards

1
Q

What is Kennedy class I

A

bilateral free end saddle

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2
Q

What is kennedy class II

A

unilateral free end saddle

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3
Q

what is kennedy class III

A

single bounded saddle not crossing the midline

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4
Q

what is kennedy class IV

A

single bounded saddle not crossing the midline

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5
Q

when inserting a denture into the mouth a force is applied to which tooth?

A

clasped tooth

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6
Q

in order to prevent tooth movement what is required

A

a reciprocal component

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7
Q

what are the dimensions for a mid palatal / posterior / anterior bar?

A

7-12mm

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8
Q

what are the dimension requirements for a lingual bar

A

minimum of 7mm space from the sulcus depth to the gingival margin

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9
Q

what are the advantages of the lingual bar

A

covers less gingival margins than the cocr plate and may be used when there is spacing between the anterior teeth

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10
Q

what do cummer arms provide

A

indirect retention - resist posterior uplift of the denture

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11
Q

what is the minimum total crown height for a dental bar

A

9mm

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12
Q

what are 3 examples of clasps used to retain dentures

A

ring
occlusally approaching
three arm

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13
Q

advantage of D.acetyl resin clasp

A

very flexible can engage deeper undercuts than metal clasps and is available in a variety of shades

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14
Q

Upper major connectors designs

A

PMMA plate
mid palatal bar
posterior bar
skeletal or ring design
horse shoe design

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15
Q

advantages of cocr compared to PMMA

A

cocr are thinner in section
can free up the gingival margins so are more hygienic and comfortable for the patient

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16
Q

what does an undercut gauge determine

A

the amount of undercut an occlusally approaching clasp can engage depending of the material it is made of

17
Q

what material can utilise an undercut up to 0.25

A

cocr (brittle material)

18
Q

what material can utilise an undercut up to 0.5mm

A

stainless steel

19
Q

what material can utilise an undercut up to 0.75mm

A

gold

20
Q

what are the 3 types of articualtors

A

plane line
average value
semi adjustable with facebow

21
Q

why is a facebow used

A

to record the relationship of the maxilla in relation to the TMJ

22
Q

advantages of injection moulding over dough packing

A

no flash minimising open bite when fitting the dentures
no trial pack
less handling of material
less pressure when injecting material

23
Q

disadvantages of injection moulding over dough packing

A

need to add sprue
extra training
expense of equipment
difficult to de-flask
technique sensitive

24
Q

what does the piston do

A

push the resin into the mould

25
Q

what does the red arrow show

A

the resin exiting the mould indicating the mould is full

26
Q

what is flash

A

the excess that comes out of the side of the flask

27
Q

what is contraction porosity caused by

A

lack of pressure on the acrylic resin

28
Q

what is gaseous porosity caused by

A

wrong curing cycle e.g., too rapidly heating when processing the denture

29
Q

when does imbibition happen

A

alginate left in sterilising solution for a prolonged period of time

30
Q

what happens if alginate impression is not kept in a sealed bar with wet napkins

A

synerisis

31
Q

what does the fox’s guide determine

A

level occlusal plane

32
Q

what does the willis gauge determine

A

recording the OVD

33
Q

give an indication when flat cusped teeth may be used

A

when the patients bit is non-reproducible

34
Q

is it better to have a really thick soft lining

A

no
a thick soft lining may weaken the denture as there is less acrylic

35
Q

indications for rebasing a denture

A

the denture is loose fitting
the teeth are not worn and are in good condition

36
Q

what must be done to the denture before taking a wash impression

A

undercuts are removed from the denture

37
Q

why is a closed bite technique used for a wash impresssion

A

to avoid occlusal errors such as an open bite

38
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A