Sweep 2 Flashcards
(53 cards)
• Errors that require remount
o Bad CR records
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• Why remount?
o To do
selective grinding
o Grind occlusal errors with
small stones or number 8 round bur
o Don’t reduce functional cusp→
make opposing fossae deeper/wider
• Elimination of occlusal errors in non-anatomical teeth
o First adjustment is posterior maxillary with very fine sandpaper
o Selective grinding then only on mandibular teeth
o If you did it right you won’t have problems
If teeth touch and slide
o Look at mucosa for sore spots
- Check frena
- Check hamular notches
- Check hard and soft palates
- Palpate coronoid process
- Check mylohyoid ridges and retromylohyoid spaces as well as side of tongue
o Soreness on top of ridge=
heavy contact
o Soreness on side of ridge =
shifting denture base due to deflecting contact
o Lesions on inside of cheek= cheek biting→
reduce mandibular tooth
o Tight dentures=
errors in occlusion (usually happens later on)
o Irritation to vestibule =
sharp/overextended flanges
o Irritation of tissue posterior to hamular notch=
too long extension
o If soreness in notch, ————- is creating too much pressure
• Use PIP to evaluate 1 notch with adjustment
• The other notch
• The posterior border length and seal
posterior palatal seal
o Excessive pressure from mandibular buccal flange =
tingling or numbing sensation at the corner of the mouth or in lower lip due to impingement of mental nerve
o Gagging is due to
long posterior border of maxillary denture
• Try modeling compound if adjustment ruins seal
o Maxillary denture coming loose when yawning=
distobuccal flange of maxillary denture is too thick
o Soreness in gums and lower face muscles =
excessive VDO
E in EFSB treatment planning: stands for..
Aesthetics
T o F treatment planning should start with teeth
F
Sequence of planning and sequence of treatment should follow same order T o F
F
On average, which patient displays more incisal edge of max central incisor.
- 30 yr old female - 35 yr old male
-30 yr old female **
Mandible resorbs 4x slower than maxilla T o F
False
T o F maxilla absorbs inwards, while mandible absorbs downward and forward.
*T
The foundation for odentogenic restoration is ———— of the patient.
Attitude, personality, desires, essence.
desires
