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Why is relief wax adapted over certain areas in maxilla during impression making?
Why is relief wax adapted over certain areas in maxilla during impression making?
- To create a barrier between the tray and the tissues
- To apply pressure on the relief areas for accurate impression
- To prevent excessive pressure on relief areas and record tissues in anatomical rest (correct)
- To avoid recording relief tissues in a state of anatomical rest
In what situations may relief be required without pressure during impression making?
In what situations may relief be required without pressure during impression making?
- Flabby ridge, sharp mylohyoid ridges, sharp glenoid tubercles (correct)
- Bony spicules, healthy maxillary arch, flabby ridge
- Healthy maxillary arch, sharp glenoid tubercles, bony spicules
- Sharp mylohyoid ridges, areas with mucosal covering, healthy maxillary arch
What is the purpose of adapting relief wax over the relief area markings of the cast?
What is the purpose of adapting relief wax over the relief area markings of the cast?
- To create additional pressure on relief areas
- To minimize the need for anatomical rest recording
- To prevent excessive pressure on relief areas during impression making (correct)
- To ensure direct contact between tray and tissues
When should relief material be adapted over certain areas in maxilla during impression making?
When should relief material be adapted over certain areas in maxilla during impression making?
What does applying relief wax help to prevent during impression making?
What does applying relief wax help to prevent during impression making?
True or false: Relief wax should be adapted over the relief area markings of the cast irrespective of the impression material.
True or false: Relief wax should be adapted over the relief area markings of the cast irrespective of the impression material.
True or false: Relief is given to prevent the tray from exerting excessive pressure on certain areas during impression making.
True or false: Relief is given to prevent the tray from exerting excessive pressure on certain areas during impression making.
True or false: The relief material should not be adapted over the relief area markings of the cast.
True or false: The relief material should not be adapted over the relief area markings of the cast.
True or false: Relief may be required for abnormal clinical situations that should be recorded under pressure, such as flabby ridge, sharp mylohyoid ridges, sharp glenoid tubercles, and areas with the mucosal covering.
True or false: Relief may be required for abnormal clinical situations that should be recorded under pressure, such as flabby ridge, sharp mylohyoid ridges, sharp glenoid tubercles, and areas with the mucosal covering.
True or false: The relief wax should be adapted only over the area where the relief wax was not adapted and the tray directly contacts the tissues.
True or false: The relief wax should be adapted only over the area where the relief wax was not adapted and the tray directly contacts the tissues.
True or false: Relief wax should always be adapted over the relief area markings of the cast, irrespective of the impression material.
True or false: Relief wax should always be adapted over the relief area markings of the cast, irrespective of the impression material.
True or false: Relief is given to prevent the tray from exerting excessive pressure on certain areas during impression making.
True or false: Relief is given to prevent the tray from exerting excessive pressure on certain areas during impression making.
True or false: The relief material should be adapted only over the areas where the relief wax was not adapted and the tray directly contacts the tissues.
True or false: The relief material should be adapted only over the areas where the relief wax was not adapted and the tray directly contacts the tissues.
True or false: Relief may be required for abnormal clinical situations that should be recorded without pressure, such as flabby ridge, sharp mylohyoid ridges, sharp glenoid tubercles, and areas with mucosal covering.
True or false: Relief may be required for abnormal clinical situations that should be recorded without pressure, such as flabby ridge, sharp mylohyoid ridges, sharp glenoid tubercles, and areas with mucosal covering.
True or false: The relief material should not be adapted over the relief area markings of the cast.
True or false: The relief material should not be adapted over the relief area markings of the cast.
