Polishing, Insertion & Adjustment + Remounts Flashcards

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1
Q

insertion is really a how many step visit?

A

wo step

  1. adjust the intaglio surface of denture
  2. adjust occlusion through clinical remount

then re-adjust the intaglio surface of denture if needed further

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How to adjust intaglio?

A

PIP - white and creamy

for the intaglio and is MUCOSTATIC

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3
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adjusting borders? Describe what material and how it is applies

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MUCODYNAMIC soren’s paste and is applied to the borders like we are border molding – THICKLY applied with a tongue blade – done so intra-orally

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4
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show throughs with soren’s paste indicate what?

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these are due to OVEREXTENSION and this could lead to a potential sore spot

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5
Q

showthorughs on psot dam?

A

do not grind them – we did this on purpose.

unless we did score paste the post dam

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6
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before you adjust with handpiece?

A

do it again to make sure

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7
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PIP placement

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THIN WITH A BRUSH and want to be able to see strokes and the base so we can see the displacement

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8
Q

brush strokes not touched by tissue?

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not fully seated so check for show throughs and over compressed areas to adjust

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9
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show through on rugae?

A

common if they are flabby

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10
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show through means

A

pushing too hard in that area and need to adjust – want uniform seating

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11
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why do we get discrepencies with seating at insertion?

A

processing errors during lab processing

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12
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importance of our CR record during insertion?

A

to make sure the occlusion is NOT the reason for the ill seating/ fitting of the denture

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13
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when is the most accurate CR record taken?

A

during the insertion appointment

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14
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study regarding the adjustment of occlusion in the mouth and on the articulator (using a clinical remount)

A

NO CLINICAL REMOUNT – ALL PATIENTS HAD SORE SPOTS

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15
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pt. calls and complaints of a sore spot on lower left side…. what should you consider before adjusting occlusion?

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MAY NOT BE THAT SPOT – could be from over seating denture on the opposite side and the side that has the sore spot is not actually fully seated so when they bite – it is moving and pushing on the other side – do NOT IMMEDIATELY begin to grind the intaglio/adjust the intaglio of the spot where pt. is describing

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16
Q

occlusion affects what?

A

retention, stability, fit of denture, as well as health of underlying tissue

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17
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When should remount casts be made?

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BEFORE clinical appointment

so should try denture in – adjust intaglio and do clinical remount to EQUILIBRATE THE OCCLUSION — then go back and check the intaglio again to make sure it is perfect for the patient

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18
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how is the maxillary cast re-mounted? when?

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using the facebow PRESERVATION index and is done BEFORE the clinical appointment

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19
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what is major thing you have to do with patient when they come in for insertion?

A

CR record – your clinical remount should already be done

20
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what has to be the same before you adjust occlusoin on articulator during insertion? (part of clinical remount)

A

MAKE SURE ARTICULATOR = THE PATIENT with the CR record you made

21
Q

T/F you have different show throughs when you have occlusion or not?
implications

A

YES – so this is why you adjust intaglio first then do occlusion so each base is fitting perfectly before go into motion

22
Q

what do you adjust after using articulator paper?

A

adjust the bullseyes NOT THE SMUDGES

23
Q

In anatomical teeth what do you adjust?

A

adjusting the inclines when can to achieve the cusp- fossa relationship

24
Q

adjusting occlusion on monoplane?

A

flat plane and FLAT adjustments – do not create inclines

check the mandibular occlusal plane first (2/3 of the RMP) and if that is where it should be — correct the maxilary teeth accordingly - so make sure C is okay then adjust D if need to

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when do you do clinical remount in conventional denture? for immediate/interim denture?
conventional = at insertion immediate/interim = NOT at insertion -- but at subsequent visit when tissue is no longer swollen for both @ subsequent visit when occlusion caused sore spot and occlusion is cause of patient Chief Complaint
26
post insertion adjustments for conventional and immediate/interim?
Conventional = 48 hours -- will happen by this time if sore spot is going to develop 1 week then whenver they need Immediate = 24 hours, 72, 1 week, 1 month -- monthly for 6 months until ready for difinitive tx
27
how to do post insertion adjustments - general
LISTEN TO THEM | ask questions and observe and inspect denture for more clues
28
pt yawns and denture falls out what is likely the problem
distobuccal flange is too thick -- put PIP on these aspects | coronoid process hitting
29
indeb. pencil use?
place on spot pt. is complaining about and transfer to the denture to identify spot
30
what are the main things done BEFORE insertion
1. Lab remount (done by lab before de-casting) 2. Polish 3. Prepare remount casts 4. mount the upper using FB preservation
31
single sore spot on ridge is usually due to what?
OCCLUSION problem
32
burning sensation on anterior palate or ridge?
anterior palatine foramen
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burning sensation on bicuspid to molar
posterior palatine foramen
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burning sensation on lower anterior ridge
mental foramen -- not much we can do about these patients except send to oral surgery and get bone graft
35
generalized burning sensation - not defined
maybe has burning mouth syndrome?
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overall tissue redness??
acrylic allergy - extremely rare -- so you see redness on all tissues NOT JUST denture bearing tissues
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TMJ problems?
pain -- excessive vdo clicking -- multifactorial limitation of movement -- arthritis or trauma
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instability - when not occluding
border is either over or under extended loss of posterior palatal seal tissue dehydration
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instability when incising?
loss of posterior palatal seal anteriors are too labial poor denture fit
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instability when occlusing in centric
malocclusion
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difficulty swallowing
MAX OR MAND. POSTERIOR TOO LONG OR THICK Posteriors are too lingual excessive VDO Palatal portion too thick (space of donders)
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gagging cause
too long or thick or moving
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clicking cause
excessive vdo unstable denture
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muscle fatigue cause
excessive vdo
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if patient has general uneasy feeling about denture?
probably a malocclusion problem or an incorrect VDO
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almost all complaints have what component?
occlusal component