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What type of support does a resin bonded tooth-supported fixed partial denture (FPD) depend on?
What is the first line of treatment for prosthesis type selection, according to the text?
What are the consequences of sequel of tooth loss as mentioned in the text?
What is the basis for bridge design according to the text?
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Which prosthesis type is conservative to tooth structure and can be fixed by removing the fixture without harming the teeth?
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Study Notes
Prosthesis Type Selection
- A resin bonded tooth-supported fixed partial denture (FPD) depends on the support of surrounding teeth.
Initial Treatment for Prosthesis Selection
- The first line of treatment for prosthesis type selection is a thorough diagnostic evaluation.
Consequences of Tooth Loss
- Tooth loss can lead to a sequel of consequences, including altered facial esthetics, impaired mastication, and speech difficulties.
Bridge Design Considerations
- The basis for bridge design is the artistic arrangement of pontics, retainers, and connectors.
Conservative Prosthesis Option
- A resin-bonded FPD is a prosthesis type that is conservative to tooth structure and can be fixed by removing the fixture without harming the teeth.
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Description
Learn about the design and types of Fixed Partial Dentures (FPD) used in dentistry, including conventional tooth-supported FPD, resin bonded tooth-supported FPD, implant-supported FPD, and combinations of these designs.
