CD Patient

1. Diagnostic mounting on mean value articulator

a. Tentative JR
b. Remove DB and rims
c. Inter arch relationship
2. OPG

History
Case 1
1. Age and period of edentulism
2. Reason for loss of teeth
What youll see if patient has given history of edentulism
Presentation of case history
Any significant finding you want to rehab in patient
Ideal treatment plan related to age, bone condition, socioeconomic and economic
status
Considering with a complete denture what you want to plan a prosthesis
What factors related to the patients face we have to consider.

Case 2
Reason of traumatic ulcer on patients right cheek
Any significant in patients maxillary arch
Frenal attachments
Right frenal attachment (if is very close to the ridge)
When you record an impression we relief/house the freni in CD
What is a skeletal relationship in patient?
(Slightly class III cross arch relationship)
Any significant finding in patients lip length
What care will you take for a shorter lip length

Case 3

Reason for the loss of teeth at early age

Any relevant medical history
Any significant intraoral findings related to border attachments
Palatal vault form
Any relevant extra oral findings which will help in improving the esthetics of the
patient
What is a face form and interarch relationships
Soft palate form of the patient
Do you know the ACP classification of the patient
Completely edentulous
Partially dentate
FDP classification

Primary impressions
Thickness of impression material
Why do we need a primary impression
Adequate spacer design and special tray fabrication to apply selective pressure
Double spacer designs to provide

Faults in impression
Tray selection
Tray extension
No molding
No pps
Freni not relieved
What is a purpose of making primary impression
Other materials you can use to make primary impression

In which cases do you prefer to use irreversible hydrocolloid

Classify impression compound as an impression material
Temperature of water bath
Good final impressin with proper relieving freni
What landmark is present when you open the mouth which hinders in impression
making
Semi closed position of the mouth should be present to record coronomaxillary
space
How would you record masseteric notch area

Border molding and final impression

Why you give tissue stops

Tray handle and purpose of it
Shape of pps area
Why it is cupids bow shaped
Uses of T- bunisher
What is valsalvas maneuver
Location of anterior and posterior vibrating lines
Significance of posterior vibrating line
Posterior vibrating line makes the posterior limit of the denture
Pps- along the junction of the hard and soft palate