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What is the primary focus of prosthodontics?
What is the primary focus of prosthodontics?
- Oral surgery for impacted teeth
- Emergency care for dental injuries
- Preventive dentistry for periodontal diseases
- Rehabilitation of oral function and appearance (correct)
Which description best fits a fixed dental prosthesis?
Which description best fits a fixed dental prosthesis?
- It includes temporary solutions for immediate restoration.
- It is removable and can be taken out by the patient.
- It is securely attached to natural teeth or implants. (correct)
- It is primarily used for cosmetic enhancements only.
What constitutes a dental prosthesis?
What constitutes a dental prosthesis?
- A surgical treatment for tooth decay
- An artificial replacement for one or more teeth (correct)
- An optional aesthetic enhancement for teeth
- A method of tooth whitening
What is the correct definition of a prosthesis?
What is the correct definition of a prosthesis?
How many teeth can a fixed dental prosthesis replace at maximum in each dental arch?
How many teeth can a fixed dental prosthesis replace at maximum in each dental arch?
Flashcards
Prosthetics
Prosthetics
The art and science of creating artificial replacements for missing body parts.
Prosthesis
Prosthesis
An artificial replacement for a missing body part.
Dental Prosthesis
Dental Prosthesis
Artificial replacement for one or more teeth, including the whole arch.
Fixed Dental Prosthesis
Fixed Dental Prosthesis
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Prosthodontics
Prosthodontics
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Study Notes
Prosthetics Overview
- Prosthetics involve creating artificial replacements for missing body parts.
- It's a combination of art and science.
Prosthetic Dentistry (Prosthodontics)
- Focuses on oral function, comfort, and appearance.
- Involves diagnosis, treatment planning, rehabilitation, and maintenance.
Prosthesis Definition
- A prosthesis is a man-made replacement for a missing body part.
Dental Prosthesis Definition
- A dental prosthesis replaces one or more teeth (or even the entire dentition).
- It may also replace associated alveolar structures (the bony parts that support the teeth).
Fixed Dental Prosthesis Definition
- A fixed dental prosthesis is securely attached to natural teeth, roots, or dental implants.
- It can replace between one and sixteen teeth in an arch.
- Attachment methods include cementing (luted), screwing, or mechanical methods.
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