Basics
Misc.
Why?
Appointments
Materials
100

This is a removable prosthesis replaces one or more teeth in the same arch

What is a Removable partial denture?

100

This term means to be without teeth.

What is edentulous? 

100

This is done to achieve closer adaptation of the edges of the impression of the tissues in the mucobuccal fold.

What is border molding?

100

This is completed during the fourth appointment, the try-in appointment.

What is festooning?

100

This is accomplished by placing a new layer of denture resin over the tissue surface of the appliance.

What is relining?

200

This replaces all of the teeth in one dental arch.

What is a removable full denture?

200

These are dentures that are placed in the mouth immediately after the extraction of the remaining anterior teeth.

What are immediate?

200

This component of the full denture fits over the alveolar ridge and surrounding gingival area.

What is the base?

200

Number of minutes that is usually adequate for the delivery of the partial denture.

What is 20 to 30 minutes?

200

One advantage of using these kind of  teeth as opposed to porcelain teeth in partial dentures is that do not produce a clicking sound during chewing.

What is acrylic?

300

This condition is an extraoral factor that must be considered before recommending a removable prosthesis for a patient.

What is motivation? (Or: physical and mental health,  age, occupation, and dietary habits, as well as social and economic factors.)

300

One advantage of this is that it is placed on the lingual surface of the tooth so that it is not visible from the front.

What is a lingual rest?

300

These are part of the denture and extend from the teeth to the border of the denture.

What are flanges? 

300

If any changes are made to the partial denture, a second bite registration is taken at this appointment.

What is the try-in appointment?

300

This type of impression material is used for the final impressions for the creation of the baseplates and occlusal rims.

What is elastomeric?

400

The retention of a maxillary denture depends on the suction seal, which is also known as this:

What is the post dam or posterior palatal seal

400

The functions of this include preventing the partial denture from moving in a gingival direction, aiding in distributing the retention load to several teeth, and preventing food from getting between the abutment tooth and the retainer.

What is a rest?

400

The purpose of taking the bite and occlusal registration is this:

What is to determine the relationship between the maxillary and mandibular arches?

400

This appointment is for the fabrication of a removable partial denture and the artificial teeth are set in wax for the patient and dentist to evaluate.

What is try-in?

400

This impression material is used for the preliminary impressions.

What is alginate?

500

During fabrication of a complete denture, the dentist uses this to evaluate the occlusal relationship, which includes centric, protrusive, retrusive, and lateral excursions

What is the baseplate wax-occlusal rim assembly?

500

These dentures serve as a compress and bandage to protect the surgical area during healing

What is immediate?

500

Acrylic teeth tend to wear faster than these teeth.

What is porcelain?

500

It takes approximately this many appointments to fabricate a partial denture.

What is 5?

500

This material is used to make the bases of the full and partial dentures.

What is acrylic?