Removable Prosthodontics Flashcards

Week 3/4

1
Q

In this specialty of dentistry, missing teeth are replaced with implants or removable prostheses

A

removable prosthodontics

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2
Q

a prosthesis that closes an opening or communication between the nasal and oral cavity

A

obturator

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3
Q

if a removable dental prosthesis is designed for a patient who has undergone oral cancer surgery, it also may need to function as an __________.

A

obturator

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4
Q

intraoral factors for a removable prosthodontics

A

musculature
salivary flow
residual alveolar ridge oral mucosa
oral habits
tori

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5
Q

aids in denture retention and function

A

normal salivary flow

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6
Q

extraoral factors for removable prosthodontics

A

physical health mental health
age
diet
socioeconomic status occupation

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7
Q

Temporary replacement for missing teeth in a child

A

Flipper

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8
Q

contraindications for removal partial denture

A

lack of suitable teeth
rampant caries / severe

lack of patient acceptance

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9
Q

components of a partial denture

A

framework
connecters
retainer
rest
artificial teeth

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10
Q

connector that Joins the right-and-left-quadrant framework of a partial denture and helps support the remaining teeth

A

major connector

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11
Q

metal device built into a partial denture design to protect the abutment teeth from excessive occlusal loads and stress during mastication.

A

stress breaker

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12
Q

Which connector is used for the clasps and rests?

A

Minor connectors are used

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13
Q

What are the drawbacks of porcelain teeth?

A

they produce clicking sounds and fracture easily

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14
Q

drawbacks of acrylic teeth

A

wear faster
more susceptible to staining

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15
Q

metal projection designed to control the seating of the prosthesis-usually on occlusals- notch drilled out of teeth

A

rest

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16
Q

What type of material is used to take the final impression for prep of partial denture?

A

elastomeric material

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17
Q

during the delivery of partial denture, what are the “pressure points”

A

where the acrylic rubs on the patient’s tissue

18
Q

how can the “pressure points” be relieved during the checking of occlusion with partial denture

A

acrylic bur

19
Q

component of a full denture designed to fit over the alveolar ridge and surrounding gingival area-usually acrylic with metal frame embedded. Sometime metal frame only

20
Q

component of a full denture BASE that extends over the attached mucosa from the cervical margin of the teeth to the border of the denture

21
Q

Where is the flange located on a mandibular denture?

A

extends over the residual ridge and attached mucosa, down to the oblique ridge and mylohyoid ridge, and over the genial tubercles and retromolar pads.

22
Q

Where is the flange located on a maxillary denture?

A

extends beyond the residual ridge and over the attached mucosa to the tuberosities and the junction of the hard and soft palates

23
Q

retention of a maxillary denture depends on the…

A

posterior palatal seal “suction seal”

24
Q

retention of mandibular denture depends on the…

A

support of the remaining alveolar ridge and the suction between the denture and the tissues covering the ridge.

25
Q

achieving good retention on the mandibular arch is more difficult. True or False

26
Q

achieves closer adaptation of the edges of the impression to the tissues in the mucobuccal fold. Performed after the impression tray is in place

A

border molding “muscle trimming”

27
Q

What does vertical dimension refer to?

A

Space occupied by the height of the teeth in normal occlusion

28
Q

type of denture is placed immediately after the extraction of a patient’s remaining teeth

A

immediate denture

29
Q

A full denture that is supported by the bony ridge and oral mucosa plus two or more remaining natural teeth or implants

A

Overdentures

30
Q

With overdentures, the _______ technique is when only a minimal amount of tooth structure is removed, and the length of tooth remains almost the same.

A

long coping technique

31
Q

short coping technique

A

only used with endodontically treated teeth, tooth structure is greatly reduced and shortened

32
Q

What are the reasons that a denture would need to be relined?

A

If a denture puts too much pressure on a particular area in the mouth, the area will eventually become sore.

33
Q

What is the difference between relining and rebasing?

A

In relining, the prosthesis is resurfaced; in rebasing, the denture base is replaced

34
Q

Soft liners can precipitate _______ especially on the mandible leading to dentures becoming unretentive

A

bony ridges resorption

35
Q

Some edentulous patients develop ____________ as a result of fibrous tissue proliferation after alveolar bone resorption under an ill-fitting prosthesis

A

denture-induced fibrous hyperplasia

36
Q

The most common inflammation of the removable dental prosthesis-bearing mucosa

A

denture stomatitis

37
Q

topical anti-fungal agent typically prescribed to relieve chronic candidiasis associated with denture.

38
Q

To be effective, topical antifungal agents must be used by the patient for approximately ______ after the disappearance of clinical symptoms.

39
Q

mixed bacterial and fungal infection typically caused by Staphylococcus aureus and C. albicans

A

angular cheilitis

40
Q

chemical cleansing products for dentures

A

Alkaline hypochlorite
Alkaline peroxide

41
Q

anti-microbial cleansers for dentures

A

chlorhexidine
Ultrasonic
Microwave radiation