Surveyed Crowns + Overview of Clinical RPD Treatment and Forms Flashcards

1
Q

Indications of ______:
To restore a badly broken down clinical crown
To reestablish a proper occlusal plane
To create proper rests, particularly with anterior teeth, and adequate retentive undercuts for direct retainers and guide planes when inadequate contours exist

A

Survey crown

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2
Q

 is constructed to provide appropriate
contours for the prescribed RPD abutment
 is prepared to accept the RPD components

A

Survey crowns

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3
Q

____ are used to create guiding planes in the waxup of the survey crown

A

Wax knife

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4
Q

Dental ceramics are
____ in compression,
and ____ in tension.

A

Strong in compression; weak in tension

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5
Q

____ to patient arriving, pick up crown, survey to
ascertain whether lab has given you the survey line and
amount of undercut you requested!

A

Prior

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6
Q
Patient's \_\_\_\_ Appt:
• Medical & Dental History
• Panoramic & periapical radiographs of 
potential abutment teeth- must be within 
previous year.
• Complete periodontal & restorative 
charting
• Diagnostic Casts
• Pulpal evaluations of potential abutment 
teeth
A

First Appt

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7
Q
Patient's \_\_\_\_ appt:
• Review radiographs
• Any additional radiographs taken
• Identify any additional teeth requiring 
extraction
• Pulp test potential abutments, if not 
previously done
• Identify teeth requiring endodontic treatment
• Need for periodontal therapy already 
determined
• Diagnose necessary restorations: 
– Some identified at first visit 
– Amalgams, composites
– Single crowns, FPDs, RPDs, complete 
denture
– Surveyed crowns: abutment
• Large amalgam
• Extensive caries
• Inappropriate contours: not determined until 
diagnostic cast surveyed
– Soft tissue, residual ridge support
– Vertical space 
• Patient in occlusion, Diagnostic cast
• Bony interference: tuberosity
• Supra-erupted teeth
• Diagnostic Cast evaluation
– If necessary, remake impression for 
adequate extensions for final impression 
trays
• If needed, periodontal treatment of 
remaining teeth
– Also if periodontist advises to perform deep 
scaling and root planing and re-evaluation: You 
need to have the long-term prognoses of the 
remaining teeth obtained prior to the 
prosthodontic consult.
A

Second Appt

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8
Q

____ abutments should not be clasped
Usually seen in PM regions of maxilla
- Stand alone tooth with edentulous spaces on
either side

A

Pier abutments

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9
Q

Should you prep diagnostic casts before or after Prosth consult?

A

Before

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