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What is a cast pore?
What is a cast pore?
What is a core in fixed prosthodontics?
What is a core in fixed prosthodontics?
What does a die refer to in dentistry?
What does a die refer to in dentistry?
What is an abutment?
What is an abutment?
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What device simulates the movements of the mandible and the TMJ?
What device simulates the movements of the mandible and the TMJ?
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What is a fixed bridge?
What is a fixed bridge?
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What is the function of gingival retractor cord?
What is the function of gingival retractor cord?
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What does a full crown cover?
What does a full crown cover?
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What is an inlay designed to restore?
What is an inlay designed to restore?
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What does hypertrophied mean?
What does hypertrophied mean?
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What is a master cast?
What is a master cast?
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What is investment material used for?
What is investment material used for?
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What is a pontic?
What is a pontic?
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What does porcelain fused to metal refer to?
What does porcelain fused to metal refer to?
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What is a veneer?
What is a veneer?
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What is an onlay designed to restore?
What is an onlay designed to restore?
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What is a resin bonded bridge also known as?
What is a resin bonded bridge also known as?
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What is an opaquer used for?
What is an opaquer used for?
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What does a 3/4 crown cover?
What does a 3/4 crown cover?
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What does the term unit refer to in fixed bridges?
What does the term unit refer to in fixed bridges?
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A fixed prosthesis is commonly referred to as _______________.
A fixed prosthesis is commonly referred to as _______________.
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What is a contraindication to receiving a fixed prosthesis?
What is a contraindication to receiving a fixed prosthesis?
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What are rotary instruments used for?
What are rotary instruments used for?
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What is fabricated and placed into the pulp for better retention of a crown if a tooth is nonvital?
What is fabricated and placed into the pulp for better retention of a crown if a tooth is nonvital?
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What is a hemodent?
What is a hemodent?
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What type of impression is taken to be sent to the lab for the preparation of a crown?
What type of impression is taken to be sent to the lab for the preparation of a crown?
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What is a lab rx?
What is a lab rx?
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What does a patient wear on a prepared tooth while the lab is fabricating a crown or bridge?
What does a patient wear on a prepared tooth while the lab is fabricating a crown or bridge?
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Who in the dental office can legally cement a permanent crown or bridge?
Who in the dental office can legally cement a permanent crown or bridge?
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How many minimal appointments are required for the fabrication of a fixed bridge?
How many minimal appointments are required for the fabrication of a fixed bridge?
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What is a floss threader used for?
What is a floss threader used for?
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Study Notes
Fixed Prosthodontics Key Terms
- Cast Pore: A preformed post that enhances retention for a cast restoration in endodontically treated teeth.
- Core: A buildup of restorative material to provide a larger retention area for permanent crowns.
- Die: A replica of the tooth prepared for lab use in creating cast restorations.
- Abutment: A tooth, root, or implant that supports a fixed or removable prosthesis.
- Articulator: A dental device that mimics the movements of the mandible and temporomandibular joint.
- Fixed Bridge: A prosthetic device with artificial teeth, cemented permanently to natural teeth.
- Gingival Retractor Cord: Displaces gingival tissues away from teeth for better visibility and access.
- Full Crown: A cast restoration that encompasses the entire anatomical portion of a single tooth.
- Inlay: A cast restoration that conservatively restores a Class II cavity.
- Hypertrophied: Refers to overgrown or excessive tissue.
- Master Cast: Created from a final impression, it is used to fabricate baseplates, bite rims, wax setups, and finished prostheses.
- Investment Material: A specialized gypsum material capable of withstanding extreme heat during casting.
- Pontic: An artificial tooth in a bridge that replaces a missing natural tooth.
- Porcelain Fused to Metal: An indirect restoration combining porcelain material with the facial portion of a gold crown.
- Veneer: A tooth-colored layer bonded to the prepared facial surface of a tooth.
- Onlay: A cast restoration that restores the occlusal crown and proximal surfaces of a posterior tooth.
- Resin Bonded Bridge: Also known as a Maryland bridge, it has winglike projections bonded to the lingual surfaces of adjacent teeth.
- Opaquer: A resin material placed under porcelain restorations to prevent tooth discoloration from showing through.
- 3/4 Crown: A cast restoration covering all but one portion (facial or buccal) of a tooth's anatomic crown.
- Unit: Each individual component of a fixed bridge.
- Crown and Bridge: The fixed prosthesis is commonly referred to by this term.
- Poor Oral Hygiene: A contraindication for receiving fixed prostheses due to increased risk of complications.
- Rotary Instruments: Used for modifying the height and contour of a tooth in preparation for casting.
- Post and Core: Fabricated and placed in the pulp of a nonvital tooth for improved crown retention.
- Hemodent: An astringent applied to a retraction cord to manage bleeding during procedures.
- Final Impression: The last impression taken for sending to a lab in preparation for a crown.
- Lab Rx: Documentation that informs the lab tech of the specific crown type to be made according to the dentist's specifications.
- Provisional: Temporary restoration placed on a prepared tooth while the crown or bridge is being fabricated.
- Dentist: The professional in the dental office authorized to cement permanent crowns or bridges legally.
- Two: The minimum number of appointments typically required for the fabrication of a fixed bridge.
- Floss Threader: An accessory designed to facilitate flossing around a dental bridge.
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This quiz covers essential key terms in fixed prosthodontics that are crucial for understanding dental restorations. From cast pores to fixed bridges, test your knowledge of these fundamental concepts in restoring teeth. Perfect for dental students and professionals looking to reinforce their terminology.