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Alveoplasty Right Ans - The surgical shaping and smooth of the margin of
the tooth socket after extraction of the tooth.
Baseplate Right Ans - A temporary resin form representing the base of the
denture used to help establish jaw relationship and the arrangement of teeth
Border molding Right Ans - Process of using finger to contour a closer
adaptation of the margins of and impression while it still in the mouth.
Centric relation Right Ans - having the jaws in a position that produces a
centrally related occlusion
Connector Right Ans - Piece of metal that join the various part of a partial
denture also called bar
coping Right Ans - thin metal covering or cap placed over a prepared tooth
edentuluos Right Ans - to be without teeth
festooning Right Ans - the process of carving the base material of the
denture to simulate the contour of the natural tessue
flange Right Ans - part of a full or partial denture that extend from the teeth
to the border of the denture
framework Right Ans - metal skeleton of a removable partial denture
full denture Right Ans - prosthesis that replaced all of the teeth in the same
arch
immediate denture Right Ans - the temporary denture placed after the
extraction of the anterior teeth
lateral excursion Right Ans - sliding the portion of the mandible to the left
or right of the centric portion
,mastication Right Ans - chewing
occlusal rim Right Ans - rim built on the baseplate to register vertical
dimension and occlusal relationship of the mandibular and maxillary arches
overdenture Right Ans - full denture support by two or more remaining
natural teeth
partial denture Right Ans - removable prosthesis that replace one or more
teeth within the same arch
post dam Right Ans - seal in back of a full or partial denture that holds in
the same place; also called posterior palatal seal
pressure point Right Ans - specific area in the mouth with the removable
prosthesis may rub or apply more pressure
protruction Right Ans - position of the mandibular placed forward as
related to the maxilla
rebasing Right Ans - procedure to replace the entire denture base material
on the existing prosthesis
relining Right Ans - procedure to resurface the tissue side of the partial or
full denture so that fit more accurately
rest Right Ans - metal projector on or near the retainer of a partial denture
retainer Right Ans - device used to hold attachments and abutments of a
removable prosthesis in placed
retrusion Right Ans - position of the mandible posterior from the centric
position as related to the maxilla
template Right Ans - clear plastic tray that represent the alveolus as it
should appear after teeth have been extract
,tuberosity Right Ans - rounded bony protusion behind the last molar in the
maxilla
types of dentures Right Ans - partial denture and full denture
factor choice for denture Right Ans - extraoral and intraoral factors
extraoral factor Right Ans - physical health, mental health, patient
motivation, age, dietary habits, social and economic ,occupation
intraoral factor Right Ans - musculature, saliva flow, residual alveolar
ridge,oral mucosa, oral habits, tori
consideration for partial denture Right Ans - *to replace several teeth in
the same quadrant or both in the same arch
*temporary replace for a missing teeth in a child
*to avoid additional reduction of a tooth structure
component of partial denture Right Ans - framework, connector, retainer,
rest, artificial teeth.
appointment for partial denture Right Ans - records, preparation, try-in,
delivery, postdelivery check
home care instructions for partial dentures Right Ans - store in water or
moist, brush or rinse after eating, carefully brush and floss the abutment teeth
and natural teeth, do not adjust the partial denture
components of full denture Right Ans - base, flange, post dam, artificial
teeth,
consideration for a full denture Right Ans - the patient is totally
edentulous, the remain teeth can not be save, the remain teeth can't support
the partial
appointment for full denture Right Ans - records, final impression, try-in of
baseplate and occlusal rim, try-in, delivery, postdelivery
, home care instruction for full denture & partial denture Right Ans -
removed denture and rinse the tissue at least once a day, brush the denture,
hold the denture when cleaning, do not sock the denture in hot water, do not
wear denture at night.
Store the prosthesis in water or in a moist,airtight container when not
wearing it
Do not adjust the partial denture. Pt should contact the dentist is he/she has
any difficulties
Orthodontics Right Ans - -Specialized branch of dentistry that diagnoses,
prevents, and treats dental and facial irregularities
Orthodontic Specialist Right Ans - -Must first attend college, then complete
a 4 year graduate program at a dental school in a university accredited by the
Canadian Dental Association
-Must successfully complete an additional residency program of at least 2 -3
academic years of advanced education in ortho
Scope of Orthodontic Practice Right Ans - -Straightens teeth that are
rotated, tilted or improperly aligned
-Corrects crowded or unevenly spaced teeth
-Corrects bite problems
-Aligns the upper and lower jaws
History of Ortho Right Ans - -Archeologists discovered mummified ancients
with crude metal bands wrapped around their teeth
-Egyptian tomb teeth bound together with gold wire
-Bourdet is the first dentist to recommend extractions of premolars to
alleviate crowding; 1757
Rationale for Ortho Treatment Right Ans - -Conditions that affect the
underlying support structures of the teeth
-Conditions that cause pain
-Conditions that affect the patient's appearance, speech, or mastication
Underlying Support Tissues Right Ans - -Suffers whenever extra stress is
applied to the teeth
-Can weaken to such a degree that bone support is compromised and one or
more teeth may be lost
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