Final Impressions/Border Molding Flashcards

1
Q

What are the steps in complete denture fabrication?

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2
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What is a complete denture impression?

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a negative registration of the entire denture bearing, stabilizing, and border seal areas present in the edentulous mouth

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3
Q

What is a preliminary impression?

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an impression made for the purpose of diagnosis or the construction of a tray

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4
Q

What do you need while making impressions?

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a mental picture

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5
Q

What is a minimal pressure impression?

A

attempt is made to exert as little pressure as possible during impression procedures

  • object: capture tissues in their most undisturbed and undisplaced form
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6
Q

What is another name for minimal pressure impression?

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mucostatic technique

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7
Q

What is a functional pressure impression?

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impression made with the soft tissue under a significant load

  • denture base tissue contact during function would be more intimate if tissue is recorded under compression
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8
Q

What type of impression has very runny material?

A

minimal pressure impression

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9
Q

What type of impression has more viscous material?

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functional pressure impression

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10
Q

What is a selective pressure impression?

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dentist decides where and how much pressure to place on tissues

  • pressure on certain areas
  • minimal pressure on other areas
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11
Q

What type of impression do we do?

A

selective pressure impression

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12
Q

What holds the most pressure on the mandibular denture?

A

buccal ridge and retromolar pads

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13
Q

How do you select areas of pressure and non-pressure within the same impression?

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  1. wax spacer relief
  2. drill vent holes in tray
  3. grind the tray for relief space
  4. comination of the above
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14
Q

Why use a custom tray?

A

borders can be modified to control the movable soft tissues around the impression and avoid distorting them

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15
Q

What is the purpose of border molding?

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purpose is to define denture border in length, width, shape, and contour

  • when completed should resemble anticipated denture border
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16
Q

What are the green stick compound and water bath temps for border molding?

A

green stick - 123 F
water - 135-140 F

17
Q

How many mm of space are present betwen vestibular reflection and tray border while bolder molding the maxillary?

A

2 mm

18
Q

For the maxillary border molding on the buccal frenum area what should you do?

A

elevate cheek, lightly massage outward, down, and anteriorly

19
Q

For the maxillary border molding on the labial vestibule what should you do?

A

elevate lip outward, massage downward

20
Q

For the maxillary border molding on the labial frenum what should you do?

A

elevate lip, seat tray
lightly massage lip straight down

21
Q

For the maxillary border molding on the poserior palatal border what should you do?

A

have patient pinch nose and blow lightly through nose and then swallow

22
Q

For the mandibular border molding on the lingual frenum area what should you do?

A
  • gently wet upper lip with tip of tongue
  • place tip of tongue under upper lip side to side
23
Q

For the mandibular border molding on the alveololingual sulcus what should you do?

A

patient swallows or protudes tongue but not past the lips

24
Q

For the mandibular border molding on the mylohyoid region what should you do?

A
  • patient swallows forcefully 2 or 3 times
  • tongue touches buccal vesibules and thumb by the handle
25
Q

For the mandibular border molding on the distal border and masseteric notch what should you do?

A
  • patient stretches wide open
  • patient closes against manual pressure
26
Q

For the mandibular border molding on the buccal frenum what should you do?

A

massage cheek outward, upward, inward/anterior-posterior