PDF-Aesthetic clasp design for Removable partial den tures

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60 no 5 pp 190 194 Dr SB Khan BChD PDD Lecturer Prosthetic Dentistry Faculty of Dentistry University of the Western Cape Private Bag XI Tygerberg 7505 Tel 021 937

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60 no 5 pp 190 194 Dr SB Khan BChD PDD Lecturer Prosthetic Dentistry Faculty of Dentistry University of the Western Cape Private Bag XI Tygerberg 7505 Tel 021 937 3006 Fax 021 931 2287 Email skhanuwcacza Prof GAVM Geerts BChD MChD Associate Profess. SHOULD NOT EXCEED THE LEVEL OF PHYSIOLOGICAL TOLERANCE. BIOMECHANICS (GPT 7): . 1. : the application of mechanical laws to living structures, specifically the . locomotor. systems of the body. 2: the study of biology from the functional viewpoint . Dr . Niraj. . mishra. Prosthodontics. CONTENTS. GUIDE-PLANE RPD. SWING-LOCK RPD. REMOVABLE PARTIAL OVERDENTURE. IMPLANT SUPPORTED RPD. UNILATERAL RPD. Cu-. Sil. PARTIAL DENTURE. FLEXIBLE PARTIAL DENTURE. SHOULD NOT EXCEED THE LEVEL OF PHYSIOLOGICAL TOLERANCE. BIOMECHANICS (GPT 7): . 1. : the application of mechanical laws to living structures, specifically the . locomotor. systems of the body. 2: the study of biology from the functional viewpoint . Dr. . Rola. . Shadid. 1. The manner in which each is supported. 2. The method of impression registration and jaw record required for each. 3. The need for some kind of indirect retention. 4. The denture base material. SHOULD NOT EXCEED THE LEVEL OF PHYSIOLOGICAL TOLERANCE. BIOMECHANICS (GPT 7): . 1. : the application of mechanical laws to living structures, specifically the . locomotor. systems of the body. 2: the study of biology from the functional viewpoint . 1. Clinical Phases of Removable Partial Denture Construction . 2. 3. 1. st. Phase: Education of patient :. Is the process of informing a patient about a health matter to secure informed consent, patient cooperation, and a high level of patient compliance.. TERMINOLOGY. Dentulous Patients. . Is an artificial replacement of an absent art. of the human body. Prosthesis. Edentulous Patients. Patients having a complete set of natural teeth . Patients having all their teeth missing . Flexible Partial Dentures. Introduction to Flexible Partials. Simple solution to provide a removable restoration. No tooth preparation needed. No metal frame needed. Finished partial with one trip through the laboratory. Prosthodontics. Complete Denture . PROSTHODONTICS. Acc. To GPT 8. . Prosthodontics . is the dental specialty pertaining to the . diagnosis, treatment . planning, rehabilitation and maintenance of . Dalhousie University. Basic Principles. No Treatment Prior to . RPD Design Approval!. Emergency Treatment Only. RPD design part of Treatment Planning. Draw design RPD on surveyed cast . FIRST. Can affect restorations. Dr. . Rola. . Shadid. 1. The manner in which each is supported. 2. The method of impression registration and jaw record required for each. 3. The need for some kind of indirect retention. 4. The denture base material. Arabella. . Yelland. Damage that may result from poor design. Plaque accumulation (decalcification, periodontal issues). Direct trauma from components (abrasion/fracture of teeth/restorations; inflammation of gingival tissues). SHOULD NOT EXCEED THE LEVEL OF PHYSIOLOGICAL TOLERANCE. BIOMECHANICS (GPT 7): . 1. : the application of mechanical laws to living structures, specifically the . locomotor. systems of the body. 2: the study of biology from the functional viewpoint . Assis.Prof.Radhwan Himmadi Hasan. 1. Reasons for tooth loss. Traumatic . injuries. Caries. Periodontal diseases. Cysts, malignancies and tumors. Radiation therapy for tumors. Grossly . malaligned. teeth.

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