Dental Procedures and Terminology Quiz
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Match the dental terms with their definitions:

Alveoplasty = Surgical reshaping and smoothing of the alveolar crest after tooth extraction Coping = Thin metal covering or cap placed over a prepared tooth Flange = Portion of a full or partial denture that extends into the vestibule Protrusion = Position of the mandible placed forward as related to the maxilla

Match the types of dentures with their descriptions:

Full denture = Prosthesis that replaces all the teeth in one arch Partial denture = Removable prosthesis that replaces teeth within the same arch Immediate denture = Denture placed immediately after the extraction of teeth Overdenture = Full denture supported by one or more remaining natural teeth or implants

Match the dental procedures with their purposes:

Relining = Procedure to resurface the tissue side of a denture for a better fit Rebasing = Procedure to replace the entire denture base material on an existing prosthesis Border molding = Manipulation of soft tissue and impression material to duplicate vestibule contours Festooning = Process of carving a denture base to reproduce natural contours for retention

Match the dental concepts with their meanings:

<p>Mastication = Chewing process Centric relation = Maxilla and mandible in centrally related occlusion Lateral excursion = Sliding the mandible to the left or right of the centric position Pressure points = Specific areas where a prosthesis may rub or cause pain</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the structural components of a denture with their functions:

<p>Connector = Metals that join the various parts of a partial denture Framework = Metal skeleton of a removable partial denture Post dam = Posterior extension of a full denture to complete a seal Rest = Metal projection on or near the retainer of a partial denture</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the terms related to tooth loss with their definitions:

<p>Edentulous = To be without teeth Resorption = Body's process of eliminating existing bone or hard tissue structures Occlusal rim = Wax rim attached to the denture baseplate for creating arch relations Centrically related occlusion = Position where maxilla and mandible fit together optimally</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the procedure with what it addresses:

<p>Rebasing = Replacing the entire denture base material Relative fit adjustment = Improving the fit of a denture by resurfacing Border molding = Creating an accurate border in denture impressions Festooning = Achieving natural contour in denture placement</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the term with its description related to denture mechanics:

<p>Centric = Refers to a relation producing centrally related occlusion Protrusion = Mandible positioned forward in relation to the maxilla Lateral excursion = Mandible movement to the side Pressure points = Areas causing discomfort due to prosthesis pressure</p> Signup and view all the answers

Study Notes

Dental Procedures and Terminology

  • Alveoplasty: Surgical reshaping and smoothing of alveolar ridges after tooth extraction, preparing for dentures.
  • Baseplate: Temporary resin structure representing the denture base, aiding in jaw relationship establishment.
  • Border Molding: Duplicating the contour and size of the vestibule using impression material.
  • Centric Relation: Maxilla and mandible positioned for centrally related occlusion.
  • Connector: Metal parts joining a partial denture's components.
  • Coping: Thin metal covering placed over a prepared tooth.
  • Edentulous: State of being without teeth.
  • Festooning: Process of placing wax on a denture base to reproduce natural contours & aid in retention.
  • Flange: Part of a full or partial denture extending into the vestibule.
  • Framework: Metal skeleton of a removable partial denture.
  • Full Denture: Prosthesis replacing all teeth in an arch.
  • Immediate Denture: Full or partial denture placed immediately after tooth extraction.
  • Lateral Excursion: Mandibular movement to the left or right of the centric position.

Additional Dental Terms

  • Mastication: Chewing.
  • Occlusal Rim: Wax rim attached to a denture baseplate for creating jaw relationships.
  • Overdenture: Full denture supported by one or more natural teeth or implants.
  • Partial Denture: Removable prosthesis replacing teeth within same arch.
  • Post Dam: Posterior extension of a full denture for soft palate seal and denture retention (posterior palatal seal).
  • Pressure Points: Areas in the mouth where a removable prosthesis can rub & cause discomfort.
  • Protrusion: Forward mandibular position relative to the maxilla.
  • Rebasing: Replacing the entire denture base material on an existing prosthesis.
  • Relining: Resurfacing the tissue side of a denture for improved fit.
  • Resorption: Body's process of eliminating bone or hard tissue.
  • Rest: Metal projection on or near a partial denture retainer.
  • Retainer: Device holding attachments & abutments of a removable prosthesis.
  • Retrusion: Posterior mandibular position relative to the maxilla.
  • Template: Clear plastic tray representing the alveolus after tooth extraction.
  • Tuberosity: Rounded bony protrusion behind the last molar in the maxilla.

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Test your knowledge on dental procedures and terminology with this comprehensive quiz. Covering topics such as alveoplasty, denture components, and important definitions, this quiz is perfect for dental students and professionals alike.

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