Principles of selective grinding, finished and polishing Flashcards

1
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Causes of occlusal disharmony during dent insertion

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1- proccessing
2-change in the supporting strecure
3-diff during adaptetion

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What are the objectives for occlusal correction ?

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1- comftobale with no sorceness
2-improve function
3-enhance the stability
4-preserve the supporting structure

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3
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What are the procedures for correction the occlusion?

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1- labratory remounting
2- intra-orally ( not recomened)
3- clinical remounting

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Advantages of clinical Remounting and Selective Grinding

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1- less paitent inteaction
2-more functional foundition
3-no slaiva
4-stable
5-we can see the proceder better

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5
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What is the purpose of laboratory remounting

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1- error during processing
2- faulse vdo
3-false CR

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Laboratory Remount Instruments and Materials

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1- dent bas and cast
2- articulator and plaster
3-spatula and rubber bowel
4-articularting papaer
5-stright hand pice and acrilic burr

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Selective Grinding Is Carried Out For

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1-centric
2-working
3-balance
4-protrusion

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8
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Contact

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Contacts in Centric relation between mx lingo and md bucc
Lateral:
Working side -post teeth and canine
Nonworking-post teeth
Protrotion: post and incisal edge

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If the cusp is high in centric and not high in the e-centric what do we do

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We deepen the central fossa and marginal ridge

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10
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If the cusp is high in both centric and not

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Grind the cusp but not the centric cusp

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Selective Grinding in Work Side

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BULL rule is applied
Grinding for the non centric cusps

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Selective Grinding in Non-Work Side

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BULL rule is not used
We use we use a carbbon paper

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13
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Protruseve exertion

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BULL rule is used
Reduction for the mx distal slope and md mesial slope

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Steps of Selective Grinding of Anatomic Teeth in a Balanced Occlusion

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Adjust the horizontal and lateral condylar inclination.

Close the articulator, with the condylar elements against the centric relation stops.

Posteriorteethareincontact.

Anterior teeth should not be in contact.

Examinethelingualmaxillarycusps&buccal mandibular cusps.

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Lingualized balance

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In the working the mx lingo contact w md buccal inclinition of the lingual cusp

In the balance side mx lingual w the lingual inclinition of the md buccal cusp

Protrotion light cotact in the anti and contact in the 2nd molar area

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16
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Monoplane Occlusion- Neutrocentric concept

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All teeth are in vertical overlap except cuspid and lartrals They are above the occlusal plane

The pre mature contact will be dark in the outline and shallow in the center

17
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Nonanatomic teeth

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Stripping method can be used for the occlusal equilibration of nonanatomic teeth (carborundum stripping technique)

18
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finishing and pollishing Instruments & materials

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• Acrylic Burs (remove the accses in the broder)
• Pumice (used wet for pollishing )
• Rag polishing wheels
• Felt cones
• Brush wheel
• scraper ( remove the bubbels )

19
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Palate thickness

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The palate should be 2-3 mm thickness.