Complete Denture Week 5 - Post Dam Mounting/Maxillo-Mandibular Relationships

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try them in the patient's mouth

What is the first step at the third visit once wax rims are completed?

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1. Determine tentatively the occlusal plane

2.. Determine the lip support

3. Locate the maxillary midline

What is the step once wax rims are in the patient's mouth, how should you adjust the maxillary wax-rim?

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- Establishing the location of the maxillary incisal edges

- Parallelism to the inter-pupillary line

- Parallelism to the plane of Camper (done arbitrarily in simlab)

When determining the occlusal plane, what are the three steps necessary?

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Parallel, parallel

On the wax rims, adjust the anterior portion of the maxillary wax rim so that the incisal edge is __________ to the top part of the typodont.

Adjust the anterior portion of the wax rim so that it is __________ to the bench top and still about 30-33 mm in height.

<p>On the wax rims, adjust the anterior portion of the maxillary wax rim so that the incisal edge is __________ to the top part of the typodont.</p><p>Adjust the anterior portion of the wax rim so that it is __________ to the bench top and still about 30-33 mm in height.</p>
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Esthetics of facial surfaces of maxillary central incisors

What does the adjustment of the anterior portion of the maxillary wax rim determine?

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bisect the patient's face

How do you determine the midline clinically?

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Labial frenum on the typodont

How do you determine the midline in lab?

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facebow

What is an instrument used to record the spatial relationship of the maxillary arch to some anatomic reference points and then transfer this relationship to an articulator?

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maxillary

What cast does the facebow orient?

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- Two posterior points (ex: each mandibular condyle)

- One anterior reference point (ex: Frankfort plane)

What are the three reference points when taking a facebow?

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facebow records

These are purposes of what?

- To articulate the maxillary cast in relation to the condylar hinge axis (so transfer the arc of closure)

- To evaluate the patient's esthetics relative to the horizontal plane (inter-pupillary line)

- To orient the maxillary cast to the center of the articulator.

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facebow records

These are indications for what?

-When restoring a patient in bilateral balanced occlusion.

-Restoring maxillary anterior teeth by means of fixed or removable restorations

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facebow (ear bow) assembly

What is this?

<p>What is this?</p>
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bite fork

What is this?

<p>What is this?</p>
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nose block assembly

What is this?

<p>What is this?</p>
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locking screw

What is 1?

<p>What is 1?</p>
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vertical rod

What is 2?

<p>What is 2?</p>
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horizontal clamp

What is 3?

<p>What is 3?</p>
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toggle clamps

What is 4?

<p>What is 4?</p>
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"T" screws

What is 5?

<p>What is 5?</p>
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support bar

What is 1?

<p>What is 1?</p>
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transfer base

What is 2?

<p>What is 2?</p>
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cast support

What is 3?

<p>What is 3?</p>
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desired VDO

What do you adjust the mandibular wax rim to?

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Heat half of the Aluwax and apply it to one side of the bite fork

When preparing the bite fork for a facebow record, what is the FIRST step?

<p>When preparing the bite fork for a facebow record, what is the FIRST step?</p>
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Press the maxillary record base and wax rim into the soft wax

After applying softened Aluwax to both sides of the bite fork, what should be done next?

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Avoiding any distortion of the wax rim

When positioning the maxillary rim on the bite fork, what is MOST important?

<p>When positioning the maxillary rim on the bite fork, what is MOST important?</p>
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The facebow locking screw

The transfer assembly is attached to the facebow assembly using which component?

<p>The transfer assembly is attached to the facebow assembly using which component?</p>
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They are loosened

Before making the facebow record, what should be confirmed about the "T" screws?

<p>Before making the facebow record, what should be confirmed about the "T" screws?</p>
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To lock the transfer assembly onto the facebow

What is the purpose of the facebow locking screw?

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Onto the tiny pins at the ends of the horizontal bar

When attaching the facebow to the typodont, where do the plastic ear tips go?

<p>When attaching the facebow to the typodont, where do the plastic ear tips go?</p>
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Tighten the front facebow knob

What must be done before sliding the bite fork shaft into the open toggle?

<p>What must be done before sliding the bite fork shaft into the open toggle?</p>
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The earbow must be parallel to the top of the typodont

When seating the record base-wax rim on the maxillary arch, what alignment is essential?

<p>When seating the record base-wax rim on the maxillary arch, what alignment is essential?</p>
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To prevent shifting before and during cast mounting

Why are the "T" screws tightened multiple times?

<p>Why are the "T" screws tightened multiple times?</p>
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- Vertical dimension of rest

- Vertical dimension of occlusion (VDO)

When finding VDO in a patient, what two vertical dimensions are needed?

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free-way space (3mm)

What is the difference between the vertical dimension of rest and vertical dimension of occlusion in a healthy and mature adult?

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65 mm

On the typodont, what dimension do you want to adjust the screw to from the top of the upper segment to the bottom?

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Once the desired VDO is established

When do you take the centric relation?

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place tip of tongue to back edge of maxillary record base

To determine centric relation, you have the patient bite several times, once consistent- bases, adjusted rims and bite registration are placed in the mouth, what do you tell them to do next?

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slowly and easily close, tell them to stop once they are closed

After tongue is in the back of the mouth, while gently holding the mand. base in place and not pushing them, what do you tell the patient to do next?

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Dead soft

When heating the Aluwax for the bite registration, you can heat the wax using a Bunsen burner and/or hot water until it is __________

<p>When heating the Aluwax for the bite registration, you can heat the wax using a Bunsen burner and/or hot water until it is __________</p>
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Put the tip of your tongue to the back of the upper base plate and close

When the patient bites on the Aluwax, where should you tell the patient to place their tongue?

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- It is an effort to avoid having any undetected premature contacts

while we are taking the registration.

- If there is any premature contact of the hard wax rims, it would

cause the record bases to displace.

Why do we make our occlusal registration with 2 mm of Regisil or softened Aluwax bite registration material between the maxillary and mandibular wax rims?

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Pinch nose, hold tongue down, blow hard

How is the posterior limit of the maxillary denture determined intra-orally?

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posterior aspect of posterior palatal seal (PPS)

The posterior aspect of the maxillary denture is also what?

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fovea palatini

What are the depressions located in the posterior aspect of the maxillary cast just to the left and right of the midline?

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posterior limit of maxillary denture (Dr. Akhtar does not agree with this !)

Some techniques use the fovea palatini as a reference point for determining what?

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- Valsalva maneuver (pinch nose and blow through nose)

- Say long ah

What does Dr. Akhtar believe is the only reliable way to locate the vibrating line?

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Fovea palatini

What structure is marked in red and the PPS is placed 5mm anterior to?

<p>What structure is marked in red and the PPS is placed 5mm anterior to?</p>
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border molding

What forms a seal around the periphery of the maxillary denture from the left hamular notch to the right hamular notch but not across the posterior palatal area?

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intraoral palpation of post dam area with rounded instrument

How is the depth of the posterior palatal seal determined clinically?

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compressing, but not impinging

We must establish the posterior palatal; seal in this area in a different manner: By _________, but not _________ upon, the tissues at the posterior aspect of the palate, we are able to seal out the air between the denture and the patient's denture bearing tissues when their maxillary denture is in place.

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Isthmus of the posterior dam

What is the line called that is drawn 3mm anterior to the posterior line at the midline?

<p>What is the line called that is drawn 3mm anterior to the posterior line at the midline?</p>
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2mm

Clinically, The depth of the posterior palatal seal would be determined intra-orally by palpation of the post

dam area with a rounded instrument.

In the lab, what is the depth of the posterior aspect of the post dam predetermined to be?

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2mm

Using a #8 round bur in the high speed hand-piece, create a channel at the posterior line of the post dam outline.

How deep should this channel be?

<p>Using a #8 round bur in the high speed hand-piece, create a channel at the posterior line of the post dam outline.</p><p>How deep should this channel be?</p>
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Square: Cleoid

Relief: Cleoid or lab knife

What instruments can you use to square the channel created here and relieve it?

<p>What instruments can you use to square the channel created here and relieve it?</p>
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- Until it is even with the posterior limit line of the maxillary denture.

- Or, when it is even with the back edge of the post dam.

When do you keep reducing the base with a pineapple acrylic bur to?

<p>When do you keep reducing the base with a pineapple acrylic bur to?</p>

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