lec 12 Flashcards

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SELECTION OF TEETH SIZE
3 Dimensions:

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  • Height (occlusogingivat)
  • Width (mesiodistal)
  • Thickness (faciolingual) - less significant
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DETERMINING TOOTH WIDTH
Anthropometric measurements (4)

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  • Bizygomatic width
    o Bizygomatic width / 3.3 = width of 6 upper anterior teeth
    o Bizygomatic width / 16 = width of single incisor
  • Cranial circumference
    o Cranial circumference: combined upper anterior width = 10: 1
  • Corner of the mouth at rest = distal surface of the canine.
  • Ala of the nose = midline of the canine.
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GUIDE TO VERTICAL HEIGHT
* High lip line = _____________________
o Incisogingival length should be ________________________

  • Interarch space = ________________
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Exposed occlusion rim when patient smile
greater than this so that the denture base does not show too much during smiling.

reduced interarch space would require the use of shorter teeth

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SELECTION OF TOOTH FORM

  • 3 important forms:
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  • Select a form that is in harmony with the face as well as personality of the patient.
  • 3 important forms:
    o Facial form
    o Lateral or proximal form
    o Incisal form
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DENTOGENIC CONCEPT

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  • The concept of dentogenics and dynesthetics was proposed by Frush and Fisher.
  • According to the concept, teeth were selected and shaped based on sex, then personality and finally, the age.
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  • Sex
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o Female (Feminine character) - delicate appearance by rounding corners, avoid sharp angles and contours, smaller lateral incisors, placing it at a higher level than central incisor.
o Male (Masculine character) - darker teeth with sharp angles, wider lateral incisor placed almost at the same level as the central incisor.

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  • Personality
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o Vigorous looking - wider centrals, worn canines and central incisor, darker colors, sharp & point line angles.
o Delicate looking - pale, rounded, feminine looking.

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  • Age
    (4)
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o Grinding incisal edges to create effect of wear facets, proximal wear, more teeth can be exposed to indicate gingival recession, darker shade.

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SELECTION OF THE COLOR
PROPERTIES OF COLOR

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Color is recognized by the human eye when a light of a particular wavelength is reflected off an object.

Properties of color:
* Hue - basic color
* Chroma (saturation) - degree of saturation/ amount of color.
* Value (brilliance) - amount of black or white present in the object.
* Translucency - property of an object which permits the passage of light through it.

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COLOR OF NATURAL TEETH
* Age -
* Canine -
* Sex -

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teeth progressively darken with age. Deposition of secondary dentin makes the tooth more saturated.

darker than central incisors.

female tend to have lighter teeth than males.

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  • Demineralization -
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areas that are not brushed regularly, commonly in the cervical regions where plaque accumulate. Demineralized enamel absorb more stains. Ranges from mild to severe (yellowish to deep brown color).

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  • Extrinsic stains -
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over the years teeth may accumulate stains especially from food, drinks(tea), medicine, habits chewing betel nut leaves, tobacco and smoking).

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  • Intrinsic stains -
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o fluorosis stains appear as white streaks and patches (chalky white).
o Severe fluorosis gives rise to enamel defect and severe yellow to brown stains.
o Tetracycline stain are due to effect of drugs taken during tooth development.

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used to select the color.

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shade guide

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  • Color is selected in three position:
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o Outside the mouth along the side of the nose (in harmony with skin color) - establishes the basic color.

o Beneath the lips with only the incisal edge showing - simulates tooth exposure when the mouth is relaxed.

o Beneath the lips with only the cervical edge covered and most of the tooth exposed (as in smile) - reveals the tooth as in a smile.

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16
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Anterior teeth are ___________ when a person smiles, laughs or talks. For these reason, _______ would play a major role in the selection of anterior teeth

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most often visible
ESTHETICS

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17
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Posterior teeth are selected primarily for ____________.

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occlusal function and for comfort and preservation of the residual alveolar ridge

18
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REQUIREMENTS OF POSTERIOR TEETH (CDCNEN)

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  1. Should be able to chew food efficiently.
  2. Should contribute to denture stability.
  3. Should be comfortable to the underlying soft tissue.
  4. It should not cause any bone resorption.
  5. It should contribute to esthetics.
  6. It should not create any sound on impact.
19
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 Mastication -

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posterior teeth should be able to cut and grind food effectively. Cusped teeth are more effective at grinding food than flat or monoplane teeth.

20
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 Preservation of ridge -

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cusped teeth have inclined surfaces which can transmit nonvertical or lateral forces to the ridge.
o Therefore, when using cusped teeth, the occlusion should be balanced.
o Flat or monoplane teeth exert less lateral forces.

21
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 Denture stability -

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upper and lower posterior teeth must meet simultaneously and evenly when the patient occludes the teeth.

22
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 Premature contact or prematurity happens when __________

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one or more teeth contact before the others, it creates instability and reduced retention.
o Balancing occlusion will improve stability of the denture.

23
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 Soft tissue contact -

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occlusal prematurity can create pain or sore spots underneath the denture.

24
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 Esthetics -

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buccal surface of maxillary premolars and occasionally molars are often visible during smiling and certain other facial expression.

25
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SELECTION CRITERIA (6)

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  1. Color
  2. Mesiodistal width
  3. Buccolingual width
  4. Occlusogingival length (height)
  5. Cuspal inclination
  6. Material
26
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(1) Color - ___________

(2) Mesiodistal width
a. Mandibular arch - ____________
b. Maxillary arch - _______________

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follows the anterior teeth. Canine are usually the darkest.

posterior limit is at the start of the slope.
teeth should not be placed beyond the tuberosity as it can cause cheek biting and tipping of the denture.

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(3) Buccolingual width -

  1. A ____________ reduces the levels of force needed to masticate.
  2. It allows the buccal and lingual flange of the denture to __________. This form helps the cheek and tongue maintain the position of the denture.
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slightly less than the natural counterparts.

narrow occlusal table

taper towards the occlusal table

28
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(4) Occlusogingival length - ____________
1. Longer teeth allow_________________. This mimics the gingival recession which occurs in older individuals.
2. ________________ should be compatible with that of the canine.

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based on the available interarch space.

more exposure of the cervical portions

Length of the premolar

29
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Teeth that do not fit can be accommodated by:
1. ______________ of the tooth.
2. _______________ material.
3. Or ______________techniques.

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Grinding the saddle portion
Removing some denture base
a combination of both

30
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(5) Cuspal inclination -

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defined as the angle formed by the inner incline of the working cusp to the horizontal.

31
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NONANATOMIC TEETH
FLAT / MONOPLANE / CUSPLESS / ZERO DEGREE

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  • Nonanatomic teeth were introduced in order to reduce lateral forces acting on the denture, thereby making the denture more stable.
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NONANATOMIC TEETH
FLAT / MONOPLANE / CUSPLESS / ZERO DEGREE
Indications (FBA)

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1) Indicated in flat ridges cases to minimize the lateral destabilizing forces
2) When balance occlusion is not planned
3) In abnormal jaw relationships or when it is difficult to record centric relation.

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NONANATOMIC TEETH
FLAT / MONOPLANE / CUSPLESS / ZERO DEGREE
* Disadvantages:

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o Not as esthetic looking as the cusped teeth
o Difficult to balance
o More effort may be required to chew food

34
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ANATOMIC TEETH

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  • Based on steepness of cuspal inclines of the anatomic teeth:

o 20 degree teeth(semianatomic)
o 33 degree teeth

35
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ANATOMIC TEETH
Indications (WBP)

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1) In well formed ridges where good support and retention can be expected.
2) Where balance occlusion is planned.
3) When it is possible to record and transfer accurate jaw relationships to the articulator.

36
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ANATOMIC TEETH
Advantages (3)

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o Easier to balance the occlusion
o Better chewing efficiency
o Better esthetics as they more closely resemble natural teeth

37
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SELECTION OF TOOTH MATERIAL (5)

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  1. Acrylic teeth
  2. Porcelain teeth
  3. Porcelain acrylic combination
  4. Acrylic teeth with amalgam inserts
  5. Acrylic teeth with cast gold occlusal surfaces
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ACRYLIC RESIN TEETH:___
Indications (DORT)

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  • Most widely used tooth material
  • Indications:
    1) Resin teeth do not damage or wear natural teeth and so can be used when the opposing dentition consists of natural teeth
    2) When the opposing dentition has gold crowns or inlays
    3) In the case of a reduced interarch distance the resin teeth are easier to grind and fit into the available space
    4) In removable partial dentures, the teeth in contact with the clasps may require grinding
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PORCELAIN TEETH
* Indications: (SWSP)

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1) When sufficient interridge space is available
2) Well formed ridges
3) When superior esthetics is required
4) Porcelain-acrylic combination schemes.
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40
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PORCELAIN-ACRYLIC COMBINATION
is said to:

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  • This is said to reduce the clicking sound produced when all porcelain teeth are used.
  • Resin teeth serve as cushion which absorbs the stress produced when the porcelain teeth impact.