Ch 30 Care Of Dental Prosthesis Flashcards

1
Q

Missing Teeth:

Patient with no teeth

1 or more teeth but less than of natural teeth

A

Fully edentulous

Partially edentulous

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Edentulous Mouth:

Residual ridge

Which loss is greater mand or max

A

Remains after tooth removal. Undergoes resorption
Mand loss greater

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Mucous membranes

Composition:
Mucosa

Submucosa

Which mucosa does the denture support depend on

Tension. Test shows what

A

Masticatory lining and specialized mucosa

CT, vessels, nerves, adipose tissue and glands(attached to bone)

Submucosa

Attached tissue over bony ridge and loose lining mucosa of vestibule

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Consequences of not replacing missing teeth (4)

A

Migration of adjacent teeth
Migration of opposing teeth (super erupt)
Loss of occlusal vertical dimension (over closure)
Loss of vertical dimension may cause pooling of saliva which causes fungal growth and results in angular cheilitis

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5
Q

Fixed partial dentures aka
Composed of

A

Bridges

Retainer on abutment, Pontic, retainer

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Types of Fixed Partial Dentures

A

Natural tooth supported
- cantilever : Pontic supported by 1 or more teeth at one end only
-resin retained: wing like extensions bonded with cement to etched enamel (min or no prep) aka Maryland bridge

Implant supported

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7
Q

Removable partial denture

Replaces what

Base and teeth made of

A

Replaces 1 or more but not all teeth

Base=plastic acrylic resin
Teeth = porcelain, plastic resin or metal

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8
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Types of complete dentures:

  1. Tissue supported
  2. Implant
  3. Overdenture
  4. Interim denture
    5.immediate denture
    6.denture for primary teeth
A
  1. Mucosa covered alveolar ridge on max or mandible
  2. Supported by one or more implants. Denture itself is not implantable
  3. Rests on one or more remaining natural teeth
  4. Aka provisional. Esthetics, stabilizing, function for limited time to be replaced
  5. Placed immediately after removal of teeth. Remade, etc after 6 mos
  6. Congenitally missing or extracted due to rampant Carie’s or trauma
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9
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Components of denture

A
  1. Base-rests mucosa
  2. Impression surface- inner surface not polished, lies directly on residual ridges and adjacent tissues. Lined temporary or perm soft silicone liner
  3. Polished surface -outer
  4. Occlusal surface- makes contact with opposing denture or natural teeth
  5. Teeth - plastic acrylic resin porcelain or polymethyl methacrylate or metal
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10
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Root supported Overdenture

Advantages

Teeth selected for this process

A

When pt clinical crowns are not restorable and root is Carie’s free and periodontally healthy

Less bone absorption
Better stability, retention
Improved chewing and Efficiency
Retain some senses bc pdl is present
Pt pschy acceptance

Canines

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Implant supported denture

How many implants are necessary for maxilla Overdenture

Mandibular placed where

Advantages

A

More widely used than root supported

4 or more

Generally in position of canine

No risk for Carie’s
Less bone loss than complete
Improve stability than complete
Better chewing and quality of life

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Obturator

  1. Made with what
  2. Purpose
  3. Clinical application
  4. Professional continuing care
A

Prosthesis designed to close congenital or acquired opening such as cleft of hard palate

  1. Resin base and retainer clasps for stability
  2. Loss of palate - cocaine, trauma, cancer of maxilla, Cleft palate
  3. Stay in place to prevent choking or aspiration of water/materials
    Removed with rads
    If pt is severe may sleep with it and so tissue may spontaneously bleed. Advise pts to use short periods during day for tissue rest if so
  4. Minimum 3 visits a year. Will change over time
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13
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Denture marking for identification

A

Marker that can withstand cleaning methods and radiopaque if swallowed

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Inclusion Methods for marking

A

More permanent, expensive and trained personal

ID Band-shallow indention
ID Strip- surface of impression when fabricated
Electromagnetic chip- cost
Laser etch - copper laser. Those with metal frameworks
Radio- tags not widely used $
Bar codes - printed on silk and incorporated into clear acrylic resin

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15
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Surface markers

Top coat is
How long do they last
Light ___ also

Also engraving tool or bud

Info to include

A

2 coats of fingernail acrylic applied after written
Last for 6 months
Light curved

Include: name and initials for temp
If name alone not enough include social
Possibly blood type, conditions, DOB, etc

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16
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Professional Care

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All typical care plus checking Margins cfor possible Carie’s/irregularities,etc

Continuing care at minimum of 6 months

17
Q

Pt self care

Debris removal

Biofilm removal from abutment teeth

A

oral irrigator, biofilm removal with TB

Sulcular brushing, fluoride containing, nonabrasive tp, interdental care

18
Q

Care of fixed prosthesis:

Areas requiring emphasis

Toothbrushing

Floss

A

Beneath Pontic and connectors

Charters and single tuft brush can be recd

Floss threaders, tufted floss

19
Q

Pro care for removal prosthesis

Care at appt
When natural teeth are present the mouth has higher

A

Check condition
Evaluate fit and function

Biofilm control major factor for long term abutment teeth
Microbe diff partial vs compete dentures. Natural teeth=higher levels of actinomyes, haemophilus, corynebacterium, veillonella but Fewer lactobacillis and streptococcus

20
Q

Pt self care for removables

Which brushes are recd

Water temp

Never soak longer than ___ in _____ _____ solution

A

-Removed at night or for 6-8 hr period daily
If not may result in inflammation from exposure to microorganisms
-Clean at least 2x daily
-store in solution
-reg dental exams

Denture and clasp brush

Use only warm water

10minutes in sodium hypochlorite

21
Q

Denture deposits

Denture calc occurs within _ days and completely calcified by _ weeks

A

3 days, 2 weeks

22
Q

Pt self care procedures

A

Chewing make take 6-8 wks
Ideally rinse after meals

23
Q

Denture Induced OMLs

Factors

A

Ill fitting
Improper storage
Inadequate hygiene
Continuous wear
Not thoroughly rinsing chemo toxins
Allergy
OTC products for relining
Xerostomia

24
Q

Denture stomatitis

Associated with

More common in

A

General inflammation and erythema of mucosa covered by denture

C albicans

Maxilla

25
Q

Tissue hyperplasia

Inflammatory hyperplasia

Flabby ridge

A

Epulis fissuratum-growth over alveolar ridge

palate-pebble shaped red edematous projections

Mobile soft tissue. Manage with surgery