Other denture methods Flashcards

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What are characteristics of massad trays?

A
  • Thermoplastic tray
  • Customizable intraorally
  • Reduces lab and chair time
  • Patient comfort when molding
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What is the temp for a massad tray?

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165-170

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What do you use to create tissue stops on a massad tray?

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Heavy body PVS

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Why do you use tissue stops in a massad tray?

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  • Adequate tissue relief
  • Help reposition impression
  • Center and stabilize the tray on edentulous redsidual ridge
  • Provide clinical with predictable position on tray reinsertion, helping prevent over seating tray
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What are some characteristics of a wagner tray?

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  • Thermoplastic,
  • Customizable
  • Reduces chair and lab time
  • Pt comfort
  • Easily adjustable
  • Stretchable
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What is the neutral space?

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Area in edentulous pt where forces of tongue press out and are neutralized by forces on the cheeks and lips pressing in

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What are indications for neutral zone?

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  • Severely atrophic mandibular ridge
  • High mentalis attachment
  • Locate optimal position for implants
  • Neuromuscular disease affecting tongue/cheeks
  • Atypical shape of oral structures
  • Partial glossectomy/trauma
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How do you capture the neutral zone?

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Malleable impression material such as compound, mold an “occlusal rim”

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