tissue conditioners Flashcards

1
Q

tissue conditioners.

  1. polyethyl methacryalate or isobutyl methacrylate

ester in alcohol solvent

A

powder polymer:

liquid:

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2
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lining the intaglio surface of a denture with this improves retention and stability and relieves pressures. this allows abused tissues to recover

A

tissue conditioners

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3
Q

what do tissue conditioners do

A

improves retention, stability, and relieves pressure

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4
Q

with tissue conditioners, __ and ___ are mixed to make a gel then placed in denture-> insert for 5 minus

A

polymer and monomer

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5
Q

tissue conditioners are used to treat:

A

chronic denture sorness, traumatized oral mucosa, remodeling ridges

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6
Q

what allows pt to continue wearing dentures while allowing abused tissues to heal

A

tissue conditioners

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7
Q

how often should tissue conditioner be renewed (if treating irritated tissue)

A

once or twice per week

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8
Q

group of elastomer polymers
used in a denture when a protective resilient surface is needed on intaglio surface

A

resilient liners

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9
Q

reilient liner patients:

A

xerostomia
hypersensitive mucosa
bruxers
kinfe-edge ridge/atrophy

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10
Q

heat processed to the denture base as a reline procedure

A

resilient liners

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11
Q

_______ of the resilient liners allow the material to absorb energy/pressure of occlusion, decreasing pressure on mucosa

A

elastic deformation

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12
Q

4 materials of resilient liners

A

silicone elastomers
polyurethane elastomers
vinyl-acrylic polymers
rubber

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13
Q

what is the length of service for resilient liners

A

6 months to 5 years

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14
Q

indication for this would be REPEATED fracture of a conventional denture. sometimes seen when a single denture opposes natural teeth

A

metal base denture

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15
Q

metal base denture advs

A

stronger
less likely to fracture
more accurate
less deformation of base during function
better thermal conductivity
better tissue tolerance

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16
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disadvantage of metal base denture

A

difficult to reline

17
Q

cast metal bases materials

A

ni-cr or co-cr
gold
aluminum

18
Q

relining complete dentures is needed every ____ after initial insertion

A

4-7 years

19
Q

purpose of this is to produce an intaglio surface which fits the mucosa accuruately without affecting the occlusion or ovd

A

reline procedure

20
Q

replacing the intaglio surface of prosethesis

A

relining

21
Q

replacing the entire denture base (intaglio and cameo surfaces)

A

rebasing

22
Q

occlusal relationship is not altered

A

relining and rebasing

23
Q

denture is not retentive or stable

A

reline

24
Q

when existing OVD and occlusion is acceptable at CR and phonetics are acceptable but intaglio is not

A

relining

25
Q

when do you not reline

A

teeth grossly worn/not positioned right
occlusal plane errors
poor esthetics/phonetics
OVD error

26
Q

errors to avoid when relining

A

allowing max to move forward (add holes) and removing before material fully seated

27
Q

static impression:

A

closed mouth tech.
patient occludes at OVD
functional movement with tongue made

28
Q

when relining, use ___ and create

A

use adhesive and create relief holes