Complete Denture Lect#1 Intro

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TRENDS IN REMOVABLE PROSTHODONTIC DENTISTRY

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1. PATIENT DEMOGRAPHICS
2. ESTHETIC AWARENESS
3. IMPLANT TREATMENT
4. GERIATRIC PATIENT AND SPECIAL NEEDS

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DRAMATIC DECREASE IN THE RATE OF TOOTH LOSS IN OUR POPULATION BEGIN

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1. 1960's

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FACTORS WHICH INFLUENCED DENTURE SATISFACTION

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1. DENTURE QUALITY
2. DENTURE BEARING AREA AVAILABLE
3. QUALITY OF DENTIST-PT INTERACTION
4. PREVIOUS DENTURE EXPERIENCE
5. PATIENT'S PERSONALITY
6. PSYCHOLOGIC WELL BEING

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WHAT PROMPTED AN INCREASE IN PATIENT DEMAND FOR QUALITY REMOVABLE PROSTHODONTIC RESTORATIVE TREATMENT

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1. INCREASE IN ESTHETIC AWARENESS

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ELDERLY PATIENTS REQUIRE SPECIAL CONSIDERATION DUE TO THEIR COMPROMISED

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1. ORAL ANATOMY
2. MEDICAL/NUTRITIONAL STATUS
3. REDUCED PHYSIOLOGIC RESERVES
4. ADAPTIVE CAPACITY

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SPECIFIC MANAGEMENT PROBLEMS FOR ELDERLY PATIENTS

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1. DENTURE SUPPORT AREA
2. NEUROMUSCULAR CONTROL
3. CHEWING FORCE
4. SALIVARY FLOW DUE TO MEDICATION
5. HEALING CAPACITY
6. QUALITY OF DENTURE BEARING TISSUES

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CONSEQUENCES OF TOOTH LOSS

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1. RESIDUAL RIDGE RESORPTION (RRR)
2. CHANGES IN INTRAORAL STRUCTURES
3. DECREASED MASTICATORY FUNCTION
4. LOSS OF FACIAL SUPPORT AND MUSCLE TONUS
5. PSYCHO-SOCIAL EFFECTS

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WHAT RESULTS IN APPOSITION:TRANSMITTED BY LOADING THE PDL THROUGH NATURAL DENTITION

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1. PHYSIOLOGIC LEVELS OF TENSION (RRR)

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A RRR THAT OCCUR UNDER DENTURE BASES AND RESULTS IN RESORPTION

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1. NON-PHYSIOLOGIC COMPRESSION

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DIRECTIONS MAXILLARY DENTITION IS LOSS

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1. VERTICAL
2. PALATAL

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MANDIBULAR DENTITION LOSS IS ASSOCIATED W/

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1. VERTICAL
2. ORIENTED ALONG CROSS-SECTIONAL SHAPE OF MANDIBLE

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WHEN IS MAXILLARY DENTITION LOSS GREATER

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1. INITIAL LOSS IN FIRST YEAR

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WHICH BONE RESORPTION IS 4X MAXILLARY (VARIES)

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1. MANDIBULAR

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ATROPHY OF SUPPORTING STRUCTURE IS ASSOCIATED W/

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1. RESIDUAL RIDGE RESORPTION (RRR)

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CHANGES IN INTRAORAL STRUCTURES ARE ASSOCIATED W/

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1. ATROPHIC CHANGES IN RESIDUAL RIDGE LEADING TO UNFAVORABLE CHANGES IN VESTIBULAR ATTACHMENTS
2. ATROPHIC CHANGES IN MUCOSA COMPROMISING THE BEARING SURFACE
3. LOSS OF TEETH AS FULCRUMS FOR FUNCTION AND TISSUE SUPPORT
4. AFFECT QUALITY OF SUPPORT AND STABILITY
5. AFFECT ABILITY TO MANIPULATE DENTURES DURING FUNCTION

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DENTURE WEARER ARE IN A SENSE

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1. ORAL INVALID

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TOOTH LOSS RESULTS IN

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1. RESIDUAL RIDGE RESORPTION(RRR)
2. CHANGES IN INTRAORAL STRUCTURES
3. DECREASED MASTICATORY FUNCTION
4. LOSS OF FACIAL SUPPORT AND MUSCLE TONUS
5. PSYCHO-SOCIAL EFFECTS

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GOALS OF COMPLETE DENTURE TREATMENT ARE TO

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1. HELP MINIMIZE THE AFFECT OF THESE:
FUNCTIONAL
AESTHETIC
PSYCHOLOGICAL COMPROMISES

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DENTIST'S ROLE DENTURE FABRICATION

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1. TECHNICAL ABILITY
2. INTERPERSONAL MANAGEMENT SKILL
3. UNDERSTANDING OF DENTURE
FUNCTION AND DENTURE LIMITATION

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NAME VARIATIONS THAT MAKE ELDERLY NOT SIMPLY OLD ADULTS

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1. PHYSIOLOGIC CHARACTERISTIC
2. PSYCHOSOCIAL CHARACTERISTIC
3. NUMBER
4. SEVERITY OF DISEASES THAT THEY CONTRACT

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HOUSE CLASSIFICATION OF PSYCHO SOCIAL EFFECTS

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1. PHILOSOPHICAL
2. EXACTING
3. INDIFFERENT
4. HYSTERICAL

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HOUSE CLASSIFICATION ASSOCIATED W/ RATIONAL, SENSIBLE, ORGANIZED AND OVERCOMES CONFLICTS (EXPECTATIONS ARE REAL)

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1. PHILOSOPHICAL

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HOUSE CLASSIFICATION ASSOCIATED W/ METHODICAL, PRECISE AND ACCURATE, PLACES SEVERE DEMANDS (MUST REACH AND UNDERSTANDING BEFORE STARTING TREATMENT

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1. EXACTING

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HOUSE CLASSIFICATION ASSOCIATED W/ APATHETIC,UNINTERESTED, UNCOOPERATIVE AND LACKS MOTIVATION, BLAMES DENTIST FOR POOR HEALTH, PAYS NO ATTENTION TO INSTRUCTIONS (UNFAVORABLE PROGNOSIS)

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1. INDIFFERENT

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HOUSE CLASSIFICATION ASSOCIATED W/ EMOTIONALLY UNSTABLE, EXCITABLE, APPREHENSIVE (PSYCHIATRIC HELP MAY BE REQUIRED)

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HYSTERICAL