10 Questions
What is a consequence of not replacing missing teeth?
Induce stresses on abutment teeth and tissues
Why is it important to provide cross-arch support in removable partial dentures?
To unite the remaining teeth and control direction of forces
What is a common issue with poorly designed and fabricated removable partial dentures?
Build up of food debris leading to dental caries
Why do RPDs need to restore the continuity of the dental arch?
To improve masticatory function and prevent tooth migration
What is one of the objectives of using a Co-Cr framework in denture fabrication?
Unite the remaining teeth in the denture
Why is it important to prevent excessive gingival recession in patients with RPDs?
To avoid sore spots that may require surgical removal
What issue can be caused by improperly designed removable partial dentures?
The build-up of food debris
What is the role of mouth preparation in removable partial dentures?
Unite the remaining teeth and control forces
Why is it crucial to select appropriate denture teeth for fabrication?
To restore masticatory function and prevent tooth migration
What happens when a patient decides against replacing missing teeth?
Potential loss of proper support by natural dentition
Learn about dental prosthesis and oral health with a focus on aesthetics, support to oral muscles, and bone resorption. Explore techniques like utilising anatomical undercuts for anterior teeth and the benefits of partial denture implants. Enhance your knowledge of immediate dentures and psychological comfort in dental restoration.
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