12- Establishing VDO in Fixed and Removable Prosthodontics (Dr. Nui)

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Epulis fissuratum

Can you make an intellectual guess what the diagnosis is?

<p>Can you make an intellectual guess what the diagnosis is?</p>
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- Epulis fissuratum

- Edentulus areas

- Make sure denture will not cover pterygomandibular raphe

- Might need new mandibular cast (poor capture of retromolar pad and lingual sulcus)

When you see these images, what comes to your mind?

<p>When you see these images, what comes to your mind?</p>
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  1. Determine Vertical Dimension at Rest (VDR)

  2. Determine Freeway Space = VDR−VDO

  3. Evaluate Facial Esthetics + phonetics

  4. Verify comfort/function

How do you establish VDO?

<p>How do you establish VDO?</p>
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  1. Comfort

  2. Function (phonetics and occlusion)

  3. Appearance

What are the 3 factors do you need to consider to determine that you have established the proper VDO?

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Vertical dimension

What is the length of the face as determined by the amount of separation of the jaws?

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Occlusal vertical dimension

What is the distance between two selected anatomic or marked points when in Maximum Intercuspation?

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Establishing VDO

These are methods of what?

  1. Physiological Rest Position

  2. Closest Speaking Space (Phonetic Test)-pre-extraction measurement

  3. Pre-extraction record

  4. Distance from the bony shelf under the nose to the bottom of the mandible = distance from pupil of the eyes to the rima oris or parting line of the lip

  5. 40 mm occlusal vertical dimension

  6. Maximum biting force

  7. VDR-VDO= 3 mm

  8. Pt's own judgement

  9. Use F and V sound

  10. Lateral ceph radiograph

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Establishing VDO

These are methods of what?

- 40 mm occlusal vertical dimension

- Maximum biting force

- VDR-VDO= 3 mm

- Pt's own judgement

- Use F and V sound

- Lateral ceph radiograph

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A 40 mm occlusal vertical dimension

Which method to establish VDO?

<p>Which method to establish VDO?</p>
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2-4mm

after analyzing the facial appearance and phonetics, you evaluate the Interocclusal Rest Space (Freeway Space). What is the average Freeway Space?

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VDR - 3 mm

With this measurement, how do you find VDO?

<p>With this measurement, how do you find VDO?</p>
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tip of nose and chin

When finding VDR, where do the lines go?

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Semi-adjustable articulator

Use record bases + occlusal rims as a tool to transfer Pt's VDO to a ___________

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  1. VDO

  2. CR

  3. Function ("s" sound and occlusion)

  4. Appearance

During teeth try-in, what 4 factors do you need to ensure are correct?

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"m" sound

What sound do you have the patient make to determine VDR?

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No teeth

When a patient says "Mississippi or 66", when they stop on the "s" sound, what teeth should be touching?

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Maxillary central incisors

"F/V" sounds aid in setting which denture teeth?

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S

Pronouncing "___" sound will slightly advance the mandible to recordable, repetitive horizontal and vertical position when the patient is at the /____/ position during speech. This position is almost closed to the correct VDO.

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  1. Record bases

  2. Occlusal rims

Distal extension RPD requires which 2 lab records?

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Check clearance and make sure no interferences

What do you have to check on the casts before the patient leaves?

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Restore VDO

What do you need to do here?

<p>What do you need to do here?</p>
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Excessive VDO

If a patient has a functional problem (speech, clicking noise), what is most likely the problem?

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Loss of VDO

If a patient has angular cheilitis, functional problem, whistling or air escaping, what is most likely the problem?

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Cheek biting (always set posterior teeth with horizontal overlap)

If posterior teeth are set in edge-to-edge, what is the most likely problem going to be?

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true

T/F: You should always follow a pts existing max/mand relationship, if not, you can cause the denture to tip

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Worn down dentition

How would you describe the dentition?

<p>How would you describe the dentition?</p>