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Essentials of Prosthodontics SH Soratur

PART 1: INTRODUCTION
1:Applied Anatomy and Physiology
- ORAL CAVITY (MOUTH)
- EDENTULOUS STATE
- CONCLUSION
  - Main Functions of Teeth—Natural or Artificial
2:Prosthodontics
- DEFINITIONS
3:Retention and Stability
- (COMPLETE DENTURES)
- DIFFERENCE BETWEEN NATURAL TEETH AND DENTURES (ARTIFICIAL SET OF TEETH)
- DEFINITIONS
- POST DAM
- ATMOSPHERIC PRESSURE
  - Stability is Achieved by
  - In Short
- CONCLUSION
  - Thus
  - Therefore;
4:Preprosthetic Surgery
- DEFINITION
PART 2: LABORATORY PROCEDURES FOR COMPLETE DENTURES
5:Making of Cast and Model
- DEFINITIONS
- TYPES OF CASTS/MODELS
- IDEAL PROPERTIES OF CAST/MODEL MATERIALS
- NECESSITY OF CAST/MODEL
- MAKING A CAST
- PRELIMINARY BEFORE CASTING
- TRIMMING STUDY MODELS
  - Duplication of Cast/Model
- CONCLUSION
6:Making Special Trays
- CONCLUSIONS (Fig. 6.8)
7:Making Jaw Registration Blocks
- DEFINITION
- CONCLUSION (Figs 7.7 to 7.9)
8:Articulators and Mounting
- DEFINITION
- CONCLUSIONS
- MOUNTING ON THE FREE PLANE ARTICULATOR
  - Advantages of Using This Articulator
  - Mounting Procedure (Fig. 8.6)
- CONCLUSION
- MANDIBLE MOVEMENTS VERSES ARTICULATOR MOVEMENT
  - In Natural Condition
  - In the Articulator
9:Setting-up of Teeth
- SETTING-UP IN NORMAL OCCLUSION
- DEFINITIONS
  - Advantages of Balanced Articulation
  - Factors Affecting Balanced Articulation
- DEFINITIONS
- CONCLUSION
10:Acrylisation
- PACKING THE ACRYLIC DOUGH (Fig. 10.4)
  - Tools for Mixing
- CURING
  - Heat Cure Method
- BENCH COOLING
- DE-FLASKING
- ROUGH FINISHING AND ABRADING
- POLISHING
- CONCLUSION
- ACRYLIC RESIN
- COMPOSITION OF HEAT CURE ACRYLIC RESIN
- COLD MOULD SEAL- (One Product's Trade Name –“Stellon”)
  - Composition
- HOW COULD MOULD SEAL WORKS
- DEFECTS IN HEAT CURED ACRYLIC DENTURES
- PREVENTION OF DEFECTS
11:Repair, Relining, Rebasing, Etc.
PART 3: CLINICAL PROCEDURES FOR COMPLETE DENTURES
12:Examination of Patient
- CONCLUSION
  - Attitude of Patient
13:Making Impressions of Edentulous Jaws
- INTRODUCTION
- PROCEDURES
  - Preliminary Impression
    - Mandibular Compound Impression
  - Manipulation of Compound
- CONCLUSION
  - Maxillary Compound Impression
  - Manipulation of Impression Compound
- CONCLUSION (Fig. 13.11)
- CONCLUSION
- CONCLUSION
14:Jaw Relations
- INTRODUCTION
- DEFINITIONS
- DEFINITIONS
- CONCLUSION
  - Records for Fully Adjustable Articulator
15:Selection of Artificial Teeth and Try-in
16:Fitting the Dentures and Teething Troubles
PART 4: PARTIAL DENTURES
17:Classification
- PARTIAL DENTURE
- TYPES OF PARTIAL DENTURES
- CLASSIFICATION
  - Modifications
18:Design of Cast Partial Dentures
- OBJECTS OF DESIGN
  - How to Achieve the Aim
  - Denture Support or Resistance to Loading
  - Magnitude of Force
  - Bone (Alveolar Bone)
  - Types of Forces
  - In Short
- ENTIRELY TOOTH SUPPORTED CLASS III PD (Fig. 18.3)
  - Other Factors Influencing Design of Partial Dentures
  - Danger of Partial Denture
- SURVEYING
  - Origin and Meaning of the Word
  - Definition of Surveyor
  - Parts of Surveyor
  - In Short
- REASONS FOR SURVEYING
- POSITION OF CAST ON SURVEYOR TABLE
- RECORDING THE MOST ACCEPTABLE PATH OF INSERTION and REMOVAL
- LATERAL TILT OF THE CAST
- GUIDING PLANES
- RETENTIVE AREAS
- DEFINITION OF SURVEYING
- USE OF SURVEY LINES
- USE OF UNDERCUTS
- TYPE OF SURVEY LINES
- OBJECT OF TILTING
  - Factors Influencing the Tilt
- OBJECT OF SURVEYING THE DIAGNOSTIC CASTS
- OBJECT OF SURVEYING MASTER CAST
- BLOCK OUT MATERIALS
- ADVANTAGES OF PARTIAL DENTURE MADE AFTER SURVEYING THE MODEL
- USING SURVEYOR
- DETAILED SURVEYING PROCEDURE
- MEANING OF WORDS
19:Components of Cast Partial Denture
- FUNCTIONS OF SADDLES
- REQUIREMENT OF IDEAL DENTURE BASE
- MATERIALS USED FOR SADDLES
- ADVANTAGES OF CHROME COBALT BASE
- DISADVANTAGES
- METHODS OF ATTACHING ARTIFICIAL TEETH TO METAL BASE
- STRESS BREAKER DESIGN
- ORIGIN
- DEFINITION
  - Advantages of Stress Breaker Design
  - Disadvantages
  - Advantages of Rigid Design
  - Disadvantages
  - Types of Stress Breakers
- RESTS
  - Definition
- TYPES OF RESTS
- FUNCTIONS OF RESTS
- PRINCIPLES OF REST DESIGN
- OCCLUSAL REST and REST SEAT
  - Lingual Rests
  - Preparation
  - Incisal Rests
  - Connectors
  - Major Connectors
    - Requirements
  - Mandibular Major Connectors
  - Lingual Bar
  - Fabrication of Bar
  - Contraindications
  - Indications
  - Location
  - Maxillary Major Connectors
  - Palatal Bars
  - Placement
  - Single Broad Palatal Major Connector
    - Indications
  - Anterior-Posterior Bar Combination
    - Indications
  - Nature and Location
  - U Shaped Palatal Major Connector
  - Palatal Plate Type of Major Connector
    - Advantages
    - Disadvantage
  - Full Palatal Coverage Major Connector
    - Indications
  - Minor Connector
  - Requirements
- DIRECT RETAINER CLASP (EXTRA CORONAL)
  - Definition
  - Why Clasp is Necessary
  - Another Definition of a Clasp
- REQUIREMENTS OF A CLASP
- PRINCIPLEs OF CLASP DESIGN
- HOW A CLASP WORKS
- HOW MANY CLASPS FOR A DENTURE
- FACTORS AFFECTING THE SELECTION OF CLASP
  - Which Teeth to Clasp
- CLASSIFICATION OF CLASPS
  - Circumferential or Encircling Clasp
  - Disadvantages
  - Advantages
  - Ring Clasp (Fig. 19.8)
  - Back Action Clasp
  - Two Arm Encircling Clasp
  - Advantage
  - Disadvantage
  - One Arm Clasp
  - Embrasure/Inter Dental Clasp
- JACKSON CRIB
  - Multiple Clasp
- HALF AND HALF CLASP
- BAR CLASP/PROJECTING/GINGIVALLY APPROCHING (Fig. 19.11)
- T SHAPED
- U SHAPED
- C SHAPED
- L SHAPED
  - Ball and Socket Type of Clasp (Fig. 19.12 and 19.13)
  - Indications for Bar Type of Clasp
- CONTRAINDICATION
  - Advantages
- COMBINATION CLASPS
  - Advantages
  - Disadvantages
  - Indications
- INDIRECT RETAINER
  - Definition
  - Indications
  - Contraindication
- NATURE AND LOCATION
- TYPES OF INDIRECT RETAINER
  - Intracoronal Direct Retainer-Precision Attachments
  - How It works?
  - Precision Attachments
- FULCRUM LINE (Fig. 19.16)
  - Definition
- STEPS IN DESIGNING
- CONCLUSION
20:Clinical and Laboratory Procedures
- MOUTH PREPARATION
- PERIODONTAL PREPARATION
- STAGES OF PERIODONTAL TREATMENT
- GOLD INLAY/GOLD CROWN-CASTING
- METHOD EMPLOYED—“LOST WAX PROCESS”
- DIE
- SPRUING
- BITE ANALYSIS
- BITE REHABILITATION
- IMPRESSION FOR PARTIAL DENTURE
- CONCLUSION
- COMPOSITION
  - Investment Materials used for Chrome Cobalt Casting
  - Mixed Ratio
- PROCEDURE
- DE-FLASKING AND FINISHING
PART 5: CROWNS, BRIDGES, AND MISCELLANEOUS
21:Crowns
22:Bridges
23:Implant Denture
24:Obturators
- MATERIALS TO MAKE OBTURATOR
25:Maxillofacial Prosthesis
- CONCLUSION

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