CS2-4. (Slides) Biomechanical Considerations of Fixed Prosthodontics.pdf

DTC200 2. Class Theoretical Committee CS2 Fixed Prosthodontics Subcommittee Biomechanical Considerations of Fixed Prosthodotics Muhammad. Saleh, DDS, PhD Near East University faculty Dentistry- Department of Prosthodontic dentistry The Learning Goals Student will be able to classify fixed prosth...

DTC200 2. Class Theoretical Committee CS2 Fixed Prosthodontics Subcommittee Biomechanical Considerations of Fixed Prosthodotics Muhammad. Saleh, DDS, PhD Near East University faculty Dentistry- Department of Prosthodontic dentistry The Learning Goals Student will be able to classify fixed prosthodontic restorations according to the support. Student will be able to explain Ant's law to determine the number of abutments for fixed prosthesis Student will have the ability to mention solutions for tilted and pier abutment The Types of Bridges The Types of Bridges? The type of the Bridges according to support? The type of the Bridges according to the material? The type of the Bridges according to connector types? The Types of Bridges? The type of the Bridges according to support? The conventional bridge Cantilever bridge Adhesive bridge (Resin modified adhesive bridges) The type of the Bridges according to the material? The type of the Bridges according to connector types? The Types of Bridges? The type of the Bridges according to support? The conventional bridge Cantilever bridge Adhesive bridge (Resin modified adhesive bridges) The type of the Bridges according to the material? Cast full metal bridge Metal-Ceramic bridge Full ceramic bridges Resin bridge Acrylic bridge (Temporary) The type of the Bridges according to connector types? The Types of Bridges? The type of the Bridges according to support? The conventional bridge Cantilever bridge Adhesive bridge (Resin modified adhesive bridges) The type of the Bridges according to the material? Cast full metal bridge Metal-Ceramic bridge Full ceramic bridges Resin bridge Acrylic bridge (Temporary) The type of the Bridges according to connector types? Fixed- Fixed bridge Fixed- removable bridge Spring bridge SELECTION OF ABUTMENT TEETH Replacement of a Single Missing Tooth In advanced periodontal disease, a single missing tooth can almost always be replaced by a three-unit FDP that includes one mesial and one distal abutment tooth. An exception is when the FDP is replacing a maxillary or mandibular canine tooth. Under these circumstances, the small lateral incisor needs to be splinted to the central incisor to prevent lateral drift of the FDP. This use of two abutment teeth on the anterior aspect is referred to as double-abutting. Cantilever Fixed Dental Prostheses DEFINITIVE PERIODONTAL TREATMENT Keratinized Gingival Tissue Mucosal Reparative Therapy Crown-Lengthening Procedures Maintenance and Reconstruction of the Interdental Papilla