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E-grāmata: Complete Dentures

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  • Izdošanas datums: 06-Dec-2012
  • Izdevniecība: Springer-Verlag Berlin and Heidelberg GmbH & Co. K
  • Valoda: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9783642561092
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  • Izdevniecība: Springer-Verlag Berlin and Heidelberg GmbH & Co. K
  • Valoda: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9783642561092
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This is a user-friendly guide to the principles of complete denture construction. It is a practical, extensively illustrated book for the general dental practitioner, starting with the examination of the edentulous patient and progressing through the different treatments in a logical way. A range of procedures has been described in sufficient detail so that the dentist can apply the best treatment measure to the specific clinical problem. A final chapter on domiciliary treatment has been included because elderly, housebound patients often present problems such as denture retention (because of the patients'residual ridge atrophy or insufficient muscular control). Reference to original research work has been included so that the reader can explore the research evidence for himself.

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Springer Book Archives
1 Treatment Planning: Assessing the Task Ahead 1(16)
The Examination of the Patient
2(1)
History of the Patient's Complaint
2(1)
The Gagging Patient
3(1)
Medical History
3(1)
Examination of the Extraoral Tissues
4(1)
Examination of the Oral Tissues
5(1)
Examination of the Dentures
6(1)
Denture Retention
6(1)
Denture Stability
6(1)
Denture Occlusion
6(1)
Examination of the Hard Tissues
7(1)
Examination of the Soft Tissues: Denture Stomatitis
8(5)
Treatment of Denture Stomatitis
10(3)
Adjusting the Occlusion in Patients with Denture Stomatitis
10(2)
Cleaning the Dentures in Patients with Denture Stomatitis
12(1)
Improving Tissue Adaptation in Patients with Denture Stomatitis: Technique for Chairside Reline
12(1)
Resilient Lining Materials
13(1)
Other Soft Tissue Abnormalities
13(1)
Prognosis of Treatment
14(1)
References
14(3)
2 Impression Taking and Mucosal Loading 17(16)
Anatomy of Mucosal Tissues
18(1)
How Does Oral Mucosa Behave in Function?
18(1)
The Principles of Impression Procedures
19(1)
Impression Taking Procedures
20(1)
The Mucostatic Impression Technique
20(1)
The Mucocompressive Impression Technique
20(1)
The Selective Mucocompressive Impression Technique
21(1)
Disinfection Procedures
21(1)
The Impression in the Maxillary Region
21(4)
The Primary Compound Impression
21(1)
The Secondary Alginate Maxillary Impression
22(3)
The Mandibular Impression
25(5)
The Lower Compound Primary Impression
25(1)
The Lower Special Tray Impression Using Zinc Oxide/Eugenol Paste
26(2)
Selective-pressure Impression for the Lower Ridge
28(1)
The Upper Selective-pressure Impression Technique
28(2)
Occlusal Considerations with a Fibrous Ridge
30(1)
Should Load Be Deliberately Applied to the Tissues During Impression Procedures?
31(1)
The Gagging Patient: Are Impression Procedures Possible?
31(1)
References
32(1)
3 Determining the Jaw Relationship 33(30)
How Does the Temporomandibular Joint Move During Function?
35(2)
Clinical Determination of the Jaw Relationship
37(1)
Laboratory Construction of Occlusal Rims
37(1)
Adjusting the Upper Occlusal Rim in the Clinic
37(1)
Determining the Angulation of the Occlusal Plane
38(2)
The Residual Ridge
38(1)
Alar-Tragal Plane (or Camper's plane)
39(1)
The Parotid Papilla
39(1)
Other Methods Available to Obtain the Occlusal Plane Orientation
39(1)
High Lip Line, Canine Lines, and Centre Lines
39(1)
Recording the Mandibular Rest Position
40(1)
Alternative Techniques that Use the Swallowing Reflex
40(1)
Recording the Horizontal Jaw Relationship
41(1)
Alternative Techniques that Use Graphical Methods
42(1)
Methods of Selecting the Anterior Teeth
42(1)
Positioning the Anterior Teeth Correctly
43(3)
The Upper Central Incisor Teeth
43(1)
The Maxillary Lateral Incisor
43(2)
The Maxillary Canines
45(1)
Arranging the Mandibular Anterior Teeth
45(1)
Positioning the Posterior Teeth
46(4)
The Maxillary Premolar Teeth
47(1)
The Maxillary Molar Teeth
47(1)
The Mandibular Posterior Teeth
47(1)
Anatomical Guides to Positioning the Posterior Teeth
48(1)
Biometric Guidelines
48(1)
Width of the Maxillary Arch
48(1)
The Inter-Ridge Space
49(1)
Alternative Occlusal Arrangements of Posterior Tooth
50(5)
Occlusal Pivot Appliances
50(1)
Nonanatomical Teeth Set on a Flat Occlusal Plane
51(1)
Plaster-Pumice Occlusal Rims
51(1)
Metal Template Guides
52(1)
Lingualized Occlusion
52(3)
The Morphology of the Denture Space
55(2)
Clinical Physiology Studies
56(1)
Impression Techniques to Record the Muscular Environment
56(1)
Clinical Methodology for Recording the Denture Space
57(1)
Research Studies
58(1)
Modifying the Buccal Surface of the Denture
58(1)
Other Muscle Activity in Denture Retention
58(1)
References
59(4)
4 The Trial Denture 63(16)
Retention and Stability in the Patient's Mouth
63(2)
Anterior Tooth Position
65(3)
Horizontal and Vertical Jaw Relationship
68(1)
Developing Balanced Articulation
with Anatomical Teeth
69(1)
Articulation with Cuspless Posterior Teeth
70(1)
Articulation in Lingualized Occlusion
70(1)
Simple Hinge Articulators
70(1)
Average Value Articulators
71(1)
The Facebow
72(1)
Adjustable Articulators
72(1)
The Closest Speaking Distance
72(1)
Colouring the Labial Flange
73(1)
Postdam
73(1)
Undercuts
74(1)
Providing Tin-Foil Relief
74(1)
Liaison with the Laboratory
74(1)
The Complete Upper Denture
75(1)
The Complete Lower Denture
76(1)
References
77(2)
5 Fitting the Processed Denture 79(6)
Remounting Procedures
81(2)
Occlusal Adjustment Using an Average Value Articulator
81(1)
Occlusal Adjustment Using a Facebow Registration and Articulator
81(2)
Denture Retention
83(1)
Aesthetic Appearance
83(1)
Patient's Instruction Leaflet
83(1)
Denture Fixative
84(1)
References
84(1)
6 The Review Appointment 85(10)
History of the Complaint
86(1)
The Painful Denture
86(3)
Persistent Pain
89(2)
Occlusal Loading of the Oral Tissues and Resilient Lining Materials
90(1)
Properties of the Different Types of Resilient Lining Materials
91(1)
Other Causes of Persistent Pain
91(1)
Defective Speech
91(1)
"Unable to Chew Food Properly"
92(1)
Vague Symptoms
92(1)
Burning Mouth Syndrome
93(1)
Summary
93(1)
References
94(1)
7 Domiciliary Treatment 95(12)
Scope of Domiciliary Treatment
96(1)
Denture Cleaning
96(2)
Denture Marking
98(1)
Clinical Technique
98(1)
Domiciliary Prosthetic Treatment
99(1)
Denture Looseness
99(1)
Technique for Relining Upper and Lower Dentures
100(1)
Template Dentures
100(3)
Repair of Dentures
103(1)
Stages Involved in Denture Repair
103(1)
Other Causes of Fractured Dentures
103(2)
References
105(2)
Subject Index 107