RPD Flashcards

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Branch of Dental Art and Science, Deals w/ the replacement of missing teeth,tissues,to restore appearance and health.

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Prosthodontics

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Branch of Dental Art and Science, Deals w/ the replacement of missing teeth,tissues,to restore appearance and health.

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Prosthodontics

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Deals with Prosthesis,designed to be removed by the wearer

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Removable Prosthodontics

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What Kennedy Classification System?

A Partial Denture Receive support from the Natural Teeth
(Bounded/ Tooth Bounded Cases)

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Tooth Supported

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What Kennedy Classification System?

-Supported by teeth @ only one end,
-Distal Extension RPD’s
-Unbounded or Free End Cases

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Tooth Tissue Supported

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What Characteristics and Biomechanics?
- To Resist displacement by
FUNCTIONAL HORIZONTAL OR ROTATIONAL STRESSES?

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Stability

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What Characteristics and Biomechanics?

  • Resistance to forces, directed TOWARD THE BASAL TISSUE OR UNDERLYING STRUCTURE
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Support

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What Characteristics and Biomechanics?

-resist the forces of DISLODGEMENT ALONG THE PATH OF PLACEMENT

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Retention

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What Characteristics and Biomechanics?

-resist the forces of DISLODGEMENT ALONG THE PATH OF PLACEMENT

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Retention

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What Characteristics and Biomechanics?

Quality of Clasp assembly,
that counteracts
(Lateral Displacement) of the Abutment when the Retentive Terminus passes over the height of contour?

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Reciprocation

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What Characteristics and Biomechanics?
Prevents Movement of an Abutment, AWAY from the associated clasp assembly

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Encirclement

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What Characteristics and Biomechanics?
Resistance to ( Horizontal Component of Masticatory force;

-stabilizing element located in a NON UNDERCUT AREA

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Bracing

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What Characteristics and Biomechanics?
Providing regulation or direction to movement during insertion and removal

  • contact of the rigid parts parallel to the path of isertion
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Guidance

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What Impression Philospohies?

The impression is taken when the patient is on “RESTING STATE”
- NO tissue displacement

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Mucostatic /Minimal Pressure Impression

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What Impression Philosophies?

Directing the force to the MOST CAPABLE WITHSTANDING FORCE

  • Done by Beading the Diagnostic Cast or altering the impression tray?
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Selective Pressure

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What Impression Philosophies?

Directing the force to the MOST CAPABLE WITHSTANDING FORCE

  • Done by Beading the Diagnostic Cast or altering the impression tray?
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Selective Pressure

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What Impression Philosophies?
Load or Pressure is applied on the ridge as the impression is taken

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Functional Impression

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What Impression Philosophies?

A Modification of the “Functional Impression Technique”

-A Negative Likeness of a
Portion of Edentolous Denture bearing area are made

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Altered Cast Technique

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A Method of Impression commonly used for THE MANDIBULAR DISTAL EXTENSION,
partially edentolous arch due to greater variation in tissue mobility and displaceability?

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Altered Cast Technique

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A Method of Impression commonly used for THE MANDIBULAR DISTAL EXTENSION,
partially edentolous arch due to greater variation in tissue mobility and displaceability?

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Altered Cast Technique

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WHAT RPD METAL FRAMEWORK COMPONENT?

  • Unit of RPD to which all the other parts are DIRECTLY ATTACHED
  • provide RIGID UNION of all portions of prostheses
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Major Connector

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WHAT RPD METAL FRAMEWORK COMPONENT?

  • Unit of RPD to which all the other parts are DIRECTLY ATTACHED
  • provide RIGID UNION of all portions of prostheses
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Major Connector

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Palatal Bar is a TEARDROP shaped,

  • Rigid,Cleansable,Less coverage on the Palate.

what is the Width?

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Palatal Bar is a TEARDROP shaped,

  • Rigid,Cleansable,Less coverage on the Palate.

what is the Width?

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Width of Palatal Strap?
8-12mm
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Width Palatal Plate ?
Greater than 12 mm
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Width Palatal Plate ?
Greater than 12 mm
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Mand. Major Connectors Lingual Bar (Teardrop or Half pear shaped) width?
4mm
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What Mand. MAJOR CONNECTOR? -Simple and Minimal tooth contact - has the highest patient tolerance because of the position under the tongue
Lingual Bar
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Lingual Bar Ideal functional depth is = ___? ( marginal gingiva to the floor of the mouth)
8mm
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Used where there is a inadequate functional depth?
Sublingual Bar
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What Mand. Major Connector? -Used if Functional Depth is not Ideal -used as splint for periodontally compromised ant teeth?
Lingual plate of Kennedy Blanket
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What Mand. Major Connector? -Used if Functional Depth is not Ideal -used as splint for periodontally compromised ant teeth?
Lingual plate of Kennedy Blanket
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What Mand. Major Connector? For Mand teeth which are severely LINGUALLY INCLINED
Labial Bar
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What Mand. Major Connector? Used when there is "severe crowding of teeth and inadequate functional depth"
Cingulum and Continuous Bar