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level questions: REPORT 3

Question	Answer
Clinical Adjustment (Fit):Advantage: Thin and accurate and is not easily displaced from the framework	Spray Type Powders (Occlude)
Clinical Adjustment (Fit):Teeth, tissues and the framework must be dry to prevent the pigment bleeding and making reading of the indicator difficult	Spray Type Powders (Occlude)
Clinical Adjustment (Fit):Disadvantage: Provides only two – dimensional assessment of fit	Spray Type Powders (Occlude)
Clinical Adjustment (Fit):Advantage: It provides three – dimensional assessment of fit	Disclosing Wax (Kerr)
Clinical Adjustment (Fit):Disadvantage: It can stick to teeth or be wiped away easily if the framework is seated improperly	Disclosing Wax (Kerr)
Clinical Adjustment (Fit):Can also be used as three – dimensional indicators	Silicone Impression Materials or Indicating Medium (Fit Checker)
Clinical Adjustment (Fit):Disadvantage: They can tear or pull off the framework	Silicone Impression Materials or Indicating Medium (Fit Checker)
Clinical Adjustment (Fit):Advantage: More useful since they have shorter working times	Silicone Impression Materials or Indicating Medium (Fit Checker)
Thickness is on the order of 8 – 13 microns; It is thinner than articulating papers and ribbon; It provides for a micro – assessment of occlusal holding forces	Shimstock
Finishing and Polishing of Adjusted Surfaces:For chrome cobalt alloys; it will remove scratches and bring the adjusted surface to a high shine quickly.	Dedeco Green Knife – Edge Wheels
Finishing and Polishing of Adjusted Surfaces:Can be used to finish the chrome cobalt alloy.	Dedeco Blue Clasp Polishers Or Any Other Carborundum – Impregnated Points
Finishing and Polishing of Adjusted Surfaces:For final polish	Tripoli With A Bristle Brush And Rouge On A Small Diameter Cloth Wheel
Finishing and Polishing of Adjusted Surfaces:Remove traces of the polishing compounds with soap and water and a toothbrush	Tripoli With A Bristle Brush And Rouge On A Small Diameter Cloth Wheel
It refers to the position of the mandible relative to the maxilla and it can be described as a tooth – to – tooth relationship between maxillary and mandibular teeth or as a bone – to – bone relationship between the maxilla and mandible	Jaw Relation (Maxillomandibular Relationship)
It is the procedure of attaching the maxillary and mandibular casts to the articulator in their recorded jaw relation.	Mounting
OBJECTIVES Jaw Relation	1. To establish and maintain a harmonious relationship 2. To ensure that all the effects of occlusal loading be distributed 3. To best control the undesirable effects of rotational or torquing forces on the prosthesis 4. To prevent any deflective contacts of the teeth during centric or eccentric closures
OBJECTIVES Mounting	1. To position the casts of dental arches on an articulator so that the casts have the same relationship as do the mandible to maxilla in the patient skull
how many times is the jaw relation recorded during partial denture	twice
methods used to record the jaw relation:This records all possible functional movements of the teeth opposing the edentulous span, and the artificial teeth are set accordingly so that they remain in harmony with their antagonist in all times. The pathways are generated by the patient on a wax occlusal rim.	Functionally Generated Path Technique
methods used to record the jaw relation:A hard wax occlusal rim attached to an acrylic resin record base is constructed on the metal framework slightly higher than the normal, approximately 0.5 – 0.75 mm. The buccolingual width of the rim should be more than that of the opposing tooth.	Functionally Generated Path Technique
methods used to record the jaw relation:It is then inserted in the patient's mouth and the patient is instructed to simulate chewing movements for a period of 20 – 30 min. Alternately, the patient is instructed to take the framework home and wear it continuously for 24 hours except when eating and consuming hot or chilled drinks	Functionally Generated Path Technique
methods used to record the jaw relation:Whichever method is used, patient will invariably perform all possible jaw movements that will be recorded in the form of indentations and pathways on the wax rim.	Functionally Generated Path Technique
methods used to record the jaw relation:The wax pattern thus obtained from the patient is then boxed and poured in dental stone. This provides a record of the opposing teeth with the functionally generated pathways.	Functionally Generated Path Technique
methods used to record the jaw relation:The stone record with the opposing wax pathway on the framework is then mounted on an articulator and the artificial teeth are set accordingly.	Functionally Generated Path Technique
methods used to record the jaw relation:Most widely used and preferred method	Static Method
methods used to record the jaw relation:The occlusal rims fabricated on the framework as previously described are inserted in the patient's mouth	Static Method
methods used to record the jaw relation:The patient is instructed to close in maximal intercuspal position. The rims are reduced in height until it is just out of occlusal contact. The jaw relation record is made by injecting a recording material between the occlusal rim and opposing natural teeth.	Static Method
MATERIALS: Have applications in fixed prosthodontics, operative dentistry, removable prosthodontics and implant dentistry.	Polyvinyl Siloxanes
MATERIALS:exclusively for tissue – supported removable full dentures (RPD).	Zinc Oxide Eugenol
MATERIALS:A creamy wax used to repair wax pattern defects. It can also be used to determine the fit of full and partial dentures in relation to supporting tissue.	Disclosing Wax
MATERIALS:used mainly for making occlusion rims and for holding artificial teeth to base plates during the fabrication of dentures.	Baseplate Wax