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Dental Lab/ Prostho.
Matching -Chpts. 40,41,42,&43.
Question | Answer |
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Patient Education | The most important key to successful implant treatment. |
Transosteal | An implant utilized as a last resort when the mandibular ridge exhibits severe resorption. |
Endosteal | Implant utilized to replace a single tooth. |
Mini | An implant that may be loaded with the weight of the denture immediately after insertion. |
Subperiosteal | Implant utilized for patients who have insufficient bone. |
Abutment | A natural tooth that provides support, or an implant. |
Immediate denture | This gives the advantage that the patient does not have to be without teeth during the procedure. |
Framework | The metal skeleton portion of the removable prosthesis. |
Denture maintenance | Clean inside and outside, over a sink of water, and with a non-abrasive toothpaste. |
Removable Prostheses | Overdenture, Partial denture, Immediate denture are all examples of this. |
Crown | A restoration that covers or replaces the major part or the whole part of the clinical crown of a tooth. |
Pontic | The artificial tooth that replaces the missing tooth. |
Maryland bridge | A prosthesis that utilizes wings that are bonded to the lingual surfaces of anterior teeth. |
Core buildup | A seperate restoration fabricated to rebuild damaged or fractured tooth structure in preparation for a crown. |
Epinephrine | The most commonly used vasoconstrictor utilized in impregnated retraction chord. |
Two years | The minimum time a lab perscription should be kept. |
Prosthodontist | A dental specialist whose practice is limited to the restoration of the natural dentition and replacement of missing teeth with artificial substitutes. |