TRIAL DENTURE Flashcards
Define Trial Denture?
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Define Try in verification?
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Why is Try in verification important
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What are the objectives of try-in? [5]
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What are the two aspects of try-in?
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Name four aspect to inspect during extra-oral examination of trial denture?
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List four aspect during inspection of master cast? [4]
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List three aspect during inspection of trial denture base?
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Assessment of trial denture on the articulator and the teeth?
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For maxillary trial denture check for denture base extensions?
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How to examine extension of upper trial denture?
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Correction of upper trial denture extension entails?
- Taking secondary impressions
- Make sure frenae are properly relieved
What is the most important feature of retention that can be done at this stage for maxillary trial denture?
Posterior Palatal Seal
List three advantages of placing post dam in trial denture?
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Facts about poor retention?
Poor retention makes it difficult to carry out accurate assessment of occlusion so denture fixative (paste,adhesive pads) may be used especially in patients with unfavorable anatomical features
How to evaluate retention in upper trial denture?
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How to evaluate stability of upper trial denture?
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What are the causes of instability? [3]
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Properly oriented occlusal plane is important to? [4]
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PPCB
Why is retention of lower denture poor when compared to the upper denture? [2]
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How to test for lower trial denture retention?
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Where should the lower occlusal plane be?
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Incisal edge of lower Canine and cusp tip of first premolar located at the level of lower lip at the corner of the mouth when the mouth is slightly open
Where should the posterior end of the lower occlusal plane be?
At the level of the anterior 2/3 of the retromolar pads
Discuss tongue space? [3]
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How to check for neutral zone (lower trial denture)? [3]
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How does the tongue cause instability of the lower denture?
If the tongue is more mobile than the cheeks
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Cramped tongue space may be due to? [3]
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How to test for tongue space?
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Checking for upper and lower dentures together? [4]
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Notes under verifying Vertical dimension? [5]
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Verifying centric relation?
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Any error in centric relation will lead to?
The teeth sliding over each other
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If error of CR is due to mounting, the following would have occurred?
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Facts about Eccentric relation records?
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Contact during protrusion
At least three widely separated points of occlusion should exist
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Preliminary selection of artificial teeth [4]
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