Complete Denture - Third Class

Complete Denture -Third Class
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post-dam aid in retention
True
False
 choose the correct statement
 impression waxes is used to record small defects in zinc oxide
impression
 Alginate is a reversible elastic hydrocolloid used for making primary
impression
 impression compound is rigid, reversible impression material set by
chemical change
 Impression plaster is too hard to be used in special tray
Primary impression is taken by special tray while the

secondary impression is taken by stock tray
True
False
all of the followings can be used as secondary impression

except:
 elastomers
 ZOE impression paste
 plaster of paris
 impression compound
choose the incorrect statement:-

 recording centric relation in completely edentulous patient
require stable record bases and waxes
 none of the mentioned
 block out undercuts is necessary in construction record
bases
Inter Occlusal check Records with the teeth arranged is done in
Try-in
functional occlusion enables person to hold and crush food

True
False
The denture should be designed such that most of the load is
concentrated on limiting structures
True
False
maximum intercuspal position is coinciding with the postural

position
True
False
choose the correct answer for fixed condylar path articulator

 the upper members are movable (the condyle) and the
lower members are non-movable
 Distance from each condyle to the contact point of the
lower central incisors and inter-condyle distance was 8
inches equilateral triangle
 only centric relation records is required
 horizontal condylar path and incisal guide table are fixed
and accept lateral movements
arcon articulator indicates that it has fixed condylar

guidance
 True
 False
Clear selection
factors of occlusion include
 Prominence of compensating curve
 Inclination of incisal , condylar guidance ,and cusp angle
 Orientation of occlusal plane
 all the mentioned
Clear selection
pure hinge movements are possible in opening and closing
when the condyles rotate within the glenoid fossa
True
False
All of the following is true except
 anatomical landmark aids in mounting
 mean value articulator use the mounting table to support
the mandibular occlusion rim in its position during mounting
 Recording vertical and centric jaw relations are done before
articulation mandibular cast
 Adjustable articulator require facebow for orientation jaw
relation
all of the following is true except one

 metal stock tray is fabricated only for edentulous patient
 plastic, aluminum, and stainless steel is types of materials
used to fabricate stock tray
 water cooled stock tray is used with Agar impression
material
 Rim lock tray is a stock tray include rim lock tray and non-
rim lock tray
buccal shelf area is primary stress bearing area in maxilla

True
False
spacer function in special tray

 allow the tray to be properly positioned in the mouth during
border molding procedure
 Prevent distortion of the material at final stage
 all of the mentioned
 allow the impression to have an even thickness of
impression material
The landmarks of an edentulous jaw are grouped into:

Supporting structures
all the mentioned
Relief structures
Limiting structures
Retromolar pad is an important structure, which forms the
posterior seal of the mandibular denture.
True
False
choose the incorrect statement:

 the kinematic face bow has no relation with transverse hinge axis
 Arbitrary mounting of the maxillary cast without a face-bow transfer
can introduce errors in the occlusion of the finished denture
 The maxillary face-bow is oriented to the kinematic or arbitrary hinge
axis
 The ear face-bows are designed to utilize an arbitrary axis by fitting
into the external auditory meatus.
Remounting after denture processing is required for

correction of occlusal disharmony
True
False
all of the followings are true for except

 Fully adjustable articulator has the same movements of the semi-
adjustable articulators as well as have Bennett movement
 motion parameter not reproduce the movements of a mechanical
articulator
 Multiple records are required with the possibility of errors in fully
adjustable articulator
 Jaw Motion Analyzer in digital computerized articulator is device for
tracking the jaw of patient
all of the following is true for occlusion rim accept
 Height maxillary occlusion rim is 22 mm from labial frenum and
12mm in tuberosity
 The mandibular occlusion rim should be centered over the ridge to
maximize stability
 Width maxillary and mandibular occlusion rim is 6-8 anteriorly and 8-
10 mm posteriorly
 height mandibular occlusion rim is 22mm from the labial frenum,
midpoint or1/3 rd. of retromolar pad posteriorly.
Encroaching upon limiting structures will lead to
dislodgement of the denture and/or soreness of the area
True
False
no posterior interference in Heel areas is required in

mounting
True
False
Mandible has more supporting area

True
False
monoplane occlusion is a neurocentric concept

True
False
all of the followings are true for balanced occlusion except

 it indicated in patient have good ridges
 it is developed when you have at least a semi- or fully
adjustable articulator
 Simultaneous contact between anterior and posterior teeth
during lateral movement and in protrusive movement
 Contact between upper and lower teeth in centric relation
choose the incorrect statement

 Balancing contacts in protrusive excursions permit the
posterior teeth to touch when the anterior teeth are in
contact
 Balancing occlusion functions to maintain the dentures in
position during lateral excursive movements
 In balancing occlusion the lingual cusps of the maxillary
teeth contacts the facial cusps of the mandibular teeth.
completed record bases checklist
 no porosity or voids on tissue surface
 flanges smooth and rounded
 tissue surfaces is well adapted
choose the incorrect statement:

 Proper recording of centric relation at the correct vertical
dimension is essential to successful denture construction
 It is the dentist responsibility to record centric relation and
the technicians responsibility maintain this relation through
careful laboratory procedures
 If centric relation is recorded improperly, the completed
dentures will not occlude or function correctly in the mouth
 edentulous casts are mounted in centric occlusion and the
artificial teeth are arranged in centric relation
Stylo-mandibular Ligament is the major ligament of the TMJ

originates on the styloid process of the temporal bone and
inserts on the posterior border of the ramus near the angle
 True
 False
lingulized occlusion concept characterized by a contact

between the palatal cusp of the upper teeth with the central
groove and margin of the lower posterior teeth
 True
 False
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the incisive papilla is a valuable guide for anterior teeth

arrangement due to :
 incisive papilla is required to positioning retromolar pad

area
 incisive papilla occupy the space between right and left
canines
 incisive papilla has a constant relationship to the natural
central incisors
 incisive papilla determined by available inter ridge distance
flask carrier maintains pressure on the flask during

processing
True
False
parts of flask include
 cap
 cope
 drag
trial flask closure is important in packing acrylic
True
False
deep festooning in denture base is preferred
True
False
after wax elemination ,seperating media is applied to the

cooled mold
True
False
all of the following is true except :
 occlusal plane of maxillary anterior teeth should be parallel

to the interpupillary line
 width of upper centrals incisors approximate the width of
philtrum
 the posterior occlusal plane should be parallel to the ala-
tragus line
 cervical necks lie below the high lip line
the neck of the lower canines should be set prominent and

the cusp tip 2mm above the occlusal plane
True
False
long axis of upper second premolar is parallel to the

occlusal plane
True
False
convex face profile resulting from a mandible is too large or

maxilla is too small
True
False
possible modifications in posterior teeth in class II skeletal

relationship :
 eleminate lower 4
 use of non anatomical teeth
 ligualized occlusion is recommended
guidelines for arrangement teeth include all the following
except
key of occlusion
all of the mentioned
normal overjet and overbite
anatomical landmarks
when retrusion in class II skeletal relationship is not

extreme
slight crowding of lower anterior teeth
narrower lower anteriors
all the mentioned
slight spaces between the upper anterior teeth
following polymerization,denture flask should be placed

under cooled water
True
False
all of the following is true for anterior teeth arrangement in

class II skeletal relationship except :
vertical overlap should be kept as minimal as permit
overlap lower teeth
none of mentioned
maxillary anteriors are set up with their incisal edges

inclined more labial than their necks
all cusps of upper first molar is above the occlusal plane
True
False
flask for upper arch is different from flask for lower arch in
 cope
 cap
 none of mentioned
 drag
large overjet in class II jaw relationship is preserved due to

angulations of the upper and lower anterior teeth affect on
appearance and stability of the denture
True
False
wax elimination include
none of mentioned
remaining wax is removed from the mold with stream of gases
plcement the flask in boiling water for a period of time
removal of wax from the mold by alcohol
anatomical teeth are selected in class II jaw relationship to

reduce stress on the weaker lower jaw
True
False
all of the following is true about packing acrylic resin except

 placement too much resin material within the mold produce
deformed denture
 placement adequate measure of resin material produce denture with
accepted properties
 placement too little resin material produce porous denture
heat activated denture base resins activated by:
 injection molding technique

 microwave energy
 compression molding technique
preserve master casts and mounting is important after

denture processing
True
False
monomer to polymer ratio by volume for heat cured acrylic

is :
two to one
three to one
one to one
none of mentioned

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Primary impression is taken by special tray while the

all of the followings can be used as secondary impression

choose the incorrect statement:-

functional occlusion enables person to hold and crush food

maximum intercuspal position is coinciding with the postural

choose the correct answer for fixed condylar path articulator

arcon articulator indicates that it has fixed condylar

all of the following is true except one

buccal shelf area is primary stress bearing area in maxilla

spacer function in special tray

The landmarks of an edentulous jaw are grouped into:

choose the incorrect statement:

Remounting after denture processing is required for

all of the followings are true for except

no posterior interference in Heel areas is required in

Mandible has more supporting area

monoplane occlusion is a neurocentric concept

all of the followings are true for balanced occlusion except

choose the incorrect statement

choose the incorrect statement:

Stylo-mandibular Ligament is the major ligament of the TMJ

lingulized occlusion concept characterized by a contact

the incisive papilla is a valuable guide for anterior teeth

 incisive papilla is required to positioning retromolar pad

flask carrier maintains pressure on the flask during

parts of flask include

trial flask closure is important in packing acrylic

deep festooning in denture base is preferred

after wax elemination ,seperating media is applied to the

 occlusal plane of maxillary anterior teeth should be parallel

the neck of the lower canines should be set prominent and

long axis of upper second premolar is parallel to the

convex face profile resulting from a mandible is too large or

possible modifications in posterior teeth in class II skeletal

all of the mentioned

normal overjet and overbite

when retrusion in class II skeletal relationship is not

slight crowding of lower anterior teeth

narrower lower anteriors

all the mentioned

slight spaces between the upper anterior teeth

following polymerization,denture flask should be placed

all of the following is true for anterior teeth arrangement in

vertical overlap should be kept as minimal as permit

overlap lower teeth

maxillary anteriors are set up with their incisal edges

all cusps of upper first molar is above the occlusal plane

large overjet in class II jaw relationship is preserved due to

wax elimination include

remaining wax is removed from the mold with stream of gases

plcement the flask in boiling water for a period of time

removal of wax from the mold by alcohol

anatomical teeth are selected in class II jaw relationship to

all of the following is true about packing acrylic resin except

 injection molding technique

preserve master casts and mounting is important after

monomer to polymer ratio by volume for heat cured acrylic

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