Jaw relation in complete denture

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Why are record blocks made?

To help record relationship between upper and lower arch before arranging the teeth

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What's the maxillary and mandibular anterior height?

Maxillary 22mm - mandibular 18 mm

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What's the maxillary and mandibular posterior height?

Maxillary 18mm - mandibular 2/3 of retromolar pad

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What is the maxillary and mandibular anterior width

Maxillary 5 mm - mandibular 5mm

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What's the maxillary and mandibular posterior width?

Maxillary 8mm - mandibular 8 mm

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How can you harden the wax

Cooling it in cold water for a few minutes to harden it

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What does the upper rim restore and support?

Lip support

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What is the average nasolabial angle?

90°

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Should you increase VDO to compensate for inadequate lip support

No

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What is the 12 o'clock view?

Rim should slightly contact the wet/dry line of lower lip

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What do the F and V sounds help determine?

Assess the anterioposterior position and level of upper incisal edge

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The plane of the 6 upper anterior teeth should be parallel to? Und what instrument is used?

Interpupillary line - fox's occlusal plane

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How to mark canine points?

Extend floss from inner canthus of the eye along the lateral border of the alar cartilage, to the upper rim while patient is smiling

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What is the guide for the midline?

Philtrum

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What is VDO?

Vertical dimension of occlusion, the relationship between upper and lower jaws when the teeth or record rims are in contact

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What are the mechanical methods of determining vertical relation?

  1. Incisive papilla in relation to mandibular incisors

  2. Parallelism of the ridge


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What are the physiological methods in determining vertical relation?

1. rest position

  1. Phonetics

  2. Aesthetics


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Formula for VDO?

VDO = RVD - FWS

RVD is rest vertical dimension

FWS is freeway space

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What is the normal freeway space

2-4 mm

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RVD is distance between?

Select facial points when mandible is relaxed

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FWS is the space between?

Upper and lower teeth or record rims at rest

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What are the 2 methods to record RVD?

Two dots technique and Willis gauge

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Clicking teeth , masseter soreness or difficulty pronouncing P,B, M means?


Excessive VDO too high

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Dribbling angular cheilitis, reduced chewing efficiency means?

Reduced VDO (too low)

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What is the centric relation?

Relates to the Horizontal jaw relationship to establish how the maxilla relates to the mandible

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How to record centric relation?

  1. Gothic arch tracing

  2. Bi manual manipulation


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Where and why is the posterior palate seal created?

Created at the posterior border of the maxillary denture to improve its seal against the palatal tissue

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What are the areas involved in the posterior palate seal?

Hamular notch - anterior soft palate along its attachments - hard palate on either side of nasal septum

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Where is the anterior vibrating line located?

Junction between the immovable hard palate and slightly moveable soft palate

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Where is the posterior vibrating line located?

On the soft palate, mark the most posterior limit of functional movement during phonation

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What is the master cast scrapping depth? And where?

Approximately 1-1.5 mm deep at the demarcated vibrating line and in the butterfly are