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    EDENTULOUS ANATOMY In order to properly construct a denture, one must understand the anatomy and physiology of the edentulous patient. A thorough knowledge of the origins and kinetics of the muscles of mastication, facial expression, tongue and floor of the mouth is essential. EDENTULOUS ANATOMY In order to properly construct a denture, one must understand the anatomy and physiology of the edentulous patient. A thorough knowledge of the origins and kinetics of the muscles of mastication, facial expression, tongue and floor of the mouth is essential. EDENTULOUS ANATOMY In order to properly construct a denture, one must understand the anatomy and physiology of the edentulous patient. A thorough knowledge of the origins and kinetics of the muscles of mastication, facial expression, tongue and floor of the mouth is essential. EDENTULOUS ANATOMY In order to properly construct a denture, one must understand the anatomy and physiology of the edentulous patient. A thorough knowledge of the origins and kinetics of the muscles of mastication, facial expression, tongue and floor of the mouth is essential. EDENTULOUS ANATOMY In order to properly construct a denture, one must understand the anatomy and physiology of the edentulous patient. A thorough knowledge of the origins and kinetics of the muscles of mastication, facial expression, tongue and floor of the mouth is essential. EDENTULOUS ANATOMY In order to properly construct a denture, one must understand the anatomy and physiology of the edentulous patient. A thorough knowledge of the origins and kinetics of the muscles of mastication, facial expression, tongue and floor of the mouth is essential. EDENTULOUS ANATOMY In order to properly construct a denture, one must understand the anatomy and physiology of the edentulous patient. A thorough knowledge of the origins and kinetics of the muscles of mastication, facial expression, tongue and floor of the mouth is essential. EDENTULOUS ANATOMY In order to properly construct a denture, one must understand the anatomy and physiology of the edentulous patient. A thorough knowledge of the origins and kinetics of the muscles of mastication, facial expression, tongue and floor of the mouth is essential. EDENTULOUS ANATOMY In order to properly construct a denture, one must understand the anatomy and physiology of the edentulous patient. A thorough knowledge of the origins and kinetics of the muscles of mastication, facial expression, tongue and floor of the mouth is essential. EDENTULOUS ANATOMY In order to properly construct a denture, one must understand the anatomy and physiology of the edentulous patient. A thorough knowledge of the origins and kinetics of the muscles of mastication, facial expression, tongue and floor of the mouth is essential. EDENTULOUS ANATOMY In order to properly construct a denture, one must understand the anatomy and physiology of the edentulous patient. A thorough knowledge of the origins and kinetics of the muscles of mastication, facial expression, tongue and floor of the mouth is essential. EDENTULOUS ANATOMY In order to properly construct a denture, one must understand the anatomy and physiology of the edentulous patient. A thorough knowledge of the origins and kinetics of the muscles of mastication, facial expression, tongue and floor of the mouth is essential. EDENTULOUS ANATOMY In order to properly construct a denture, one must understand the anatomy and physiology of the edentulous patient. A thorough knowledge of the origins and kinetics of the muscles of mastication, facial expression, tongue and floor of the mouth is essential. EDENTULOUS ANATOMY In order to properly construct a denture, one must understand the anatomy and physiology of the edentulous patient. A thorough knowledge of the origins and kinetics of the muscles of mastication, facial expression, tongue and floor of the mouth is essential. EDENTULOUS ANATOMY In order to prope

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    EDENTULOUS ANATOMY In order to properly construct a denture, one must understand the anatomy and physiology of the edentulous patient. A thorough knowledge of the origins and kinetics of the muscles of mastication, facial expression, tongue and floor of the mouth is essential. EDENTULOUS ANATOMY In order to properly construct a denture, one must understand the anatomy and physiology of the edentulous patient. A thorough knowledge of the origins and kinetics of the muscles of mastication, facial expression, tongue and floor of the mouth is essential. EDENTULOUS ANATOMY In order to properly construct a denture, one must understand the anatomy and physiology of the edentulous patient. A thorough knowledge of the origins and kinetics of the muscles of mastication, facial expression, tongue and floor of the mouth is essential. EDENTULOUS ANATOMY In order to properly construct a denture, one must understand the anatomy and physiology of the edentulous patient. A thorough knowledge of the origins and kinetics of the muscles of mastication, facial expression, tongue and floor of the mouth is essential. EDENTULOUS ANATOMY In order to properly construct a denture, one must understand the anatomy and physiology of the edentulous patient. A thorough knowledge of the origins and kinetics of the muscles of mastication, facial expression, tongue and floor of the mouth is essential. EDENTULOUS ANATOMY In order to properly construct a denture, one must understand the anatomy and physiology of the edentulous patient. A thorough knowledge of the origins and kinetics of the muscles of mastication, facial expression, tongue and floor of the mouth is essential. EDENTULOUS ANATOMY In order to properly construct a denture, one must understand the anatomy and physiology of the edentulous patient. A thorough knowledge of the origins and kinetics of the muscles of mastication, facial expression, tongue and floor of the mouth is essential. EDENTULOUS ANATOMY In order to properly construct a denture, one must understand the anatomy and physiology of the edentulous patient. A thorough knowledge of the origins and kinetics of the muscles of mastication, facial expression, tongue and floor of the mouth is essential. EDENTULOUS ANATOMY In order to properly construct a denture, one must understand the anatomy and physiology of the edentulous patient. A thorough knowledge of the origins and kinetics of the muscles of mastication, facial expression, tongue and floor of the mouth is essential. EDENTULOUS ANATOMY In order to properly construct a denture, one must understand the anatomy and physiology of the edentulous patient. A thorough knowledge of the origins and kinetics of the muscles of mastication, facial expression, tongue and floor of the mouth is essential. EDENTULOUS ANATOMY In order to properly construct a denture, one must understand the anatomy and physiology of the edentulous patient. A thorough knowledge of the origins and kinetics of the muscles of mastication, facial expression, tongue and floor of the mouth is essential. EDENTULOUS ANATOMY In order to properly construct a denture, one must understand the anatomy and physiology of the edentulous patient. A thorough knowledge of the origins and kinetics of the muscles of mastication, facial expression, tongue and floor of the mouth is essential. EDENTULOUS ANATOMY In order to properly construct a denture, one must understand the anatomy and physiology of the edentulous patient. A thorough knowledge of the origins and kinetics of the muscles of mastication, facial expression, tongue and floor of the mouth is essential. EDENTULOUS ANATOMY In order to properly construct a denture, one must understand the anatomy and physiology of the edentulous patient. A thorough knowledge of the origins and kinetics of the muscles of mastication, facial expression, tongue and floor of the mouth is essential. EDENTULOUS ANATOMY In order to prope

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    White Spot Lesions Accumulates Higher Concentration of Fluoride Than Sound Enamel

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    angelras
    EDENTULOUS ANATOMY In order to properly construct a denture, one must understand the anatomy and physiology of the edentulous patient. A thorough knowledge of the origins and kinetics of the muscles of mastication, facial expression, tongue and floor of the mouth is essential. EDENTULOUS ANATOMY In order to properly construct a denture, one must understand the anatomy and physiology of the edentulous patient. A thorough knowledge of the origins and kinetics of the muscles of mastication, facial expression, tongue and floor of the mouth is essential. EDENTULOUS ANATOMY In order to properly construct a denture, one must understand the anatomy and physiology of the edentulous patient. A thorough knowledge of the origins and kinetics of the muscles of mastication, facial expression, tongue and floor of the mouth is essential. EDENTULOUS ANATOMY In order to properly construct a denture, one must understand the anatomy and physiology of the edentulous patient. A thorough knowledge of the origins and kinetics of the muscles of mastication, facial expression, tongue and floor of the mouth is essential. EDENTULOUS ANATOMY In order to properly construct a denture, one must understand the anatomy and physiology of the edentulous patient. A thorough knowledge of the origins and kinetics of the muscles of mastication, facial expression, tongue and floor of the mouth is essential. EDENTULOUS ANATOMY In order to properly construct a denture, one must understand the anatomy and physiology of the edentulous patient. A thorough knowledge of the origins and kinetics of the muscles of mastication, facial expression, tongue and floor of the mouth is essential. EDENTULOUS ANATOMY In order to properly construct a denture, one must understand the anatomy and physiology of the edentulous patient. A thorough knowledge of the origins and kinetics of the muscles of mastication, facial expression, tongue and floor of the mouth is essential. EDENTULOUS ANATOMY In order to properly construct a denture, one must understand the anatomy and physiology of the edentulous patient. A thorough knowledge of the origins and kinetics of the muscles of mastication, facial expression, tongue and floor of the mouth is essential. EDENTULOUS ANATOMY In order to properly construct a denture, one must understand the anatomy and physiology of the edentulous patient. A thorough knowledge of the origins and kinetics of the muscles of mastication, facial expression, tongue and floor of the mouth is essential. EDENTULOUS ANATOMY In order to properly construct a denture, one must understand the anatomy and physiology of the edentulous patient. A thorough knowledge of the origins and kinetics of the muscles of mastication, facial expression, tongue and floor of the mouth is essential. EDENTULOUS ANATOMY In order to properly construct a denture, one must understand the anatomy and physiology of the edentulous patient. A thorough knowledge of the origins and kinetics of the muscles of mastication, facial expression, tongue and floor of the mouth is essential. EDENTULOUS ANATOMY In order to properly construct a denture, one must understand the anatomy and physiology of the edentulous patient. A thorough knowledge of the origins and kinetics of the muscles of mastication, facial expression, tongue and floor of the mouth is essential. EDENTULOUS ANATOMY In order to properly construct a denture, one must understand the anatomy and physiology of the edentulous patient. A thorough knowledge of the origins and kinetics of the muscles of mastication, facial expression, tongue and floor of the mouth is essential. EDENTULOUS ANATOMY In order to properly construct a denture, one must understand the anatomy and physiology of the edentulous patient. A thorough knowledge of the origins and kinetics of the muscles of mastication, facial expression, tongue and floor of the mouth is essential. EDENTULOUS ANATOMY In order to prope

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    White spot lesions accumulates higher

    concentration of Fluoride than sound enamel.

    1
    EDENTULOUS ANATOMY
    • In order to properly construct a denture,
    one must understand the anatomy and
    physiology of the edentulous patient.
    • A thorough knowledge of the origins and
    kinetics of the muscles of mastication,
    facial expression, tongue and floor of the
    mouth is essential.
    MADIBULAR ANATOMICAL
    LANDMARKS

    Denture bearing area


    • Residual alveolar ridge
    • Buccal shelf

    Denture relief areas


    • Mylohyoid ridge
    • Mental foramen
    • Genial tubercles
    • Torus mandibularis (if present)
    EDENTULOUS ANATOMY
    • In order to properly construct a denture,
    one must understand the anatomy and
    physiology of the edentulous patient.
    • A thorough knowledge of the origins and
    kinetics of the muscles of mastication,
    facial expression, tongue and floor of the
    mouth is essential.
    MADIBULAR ANATOMICAL
    LANDMARKS

    Denture bearing area


    • Residual alveolar ridge
    • Buccal shelf

    Denture relief areas


    • Mylohyoid ridge
    • Mental foramen
    • Genial tubercles
    • Torus mandibularis (if present)
    EDENTULOUS ANATOMY
    • In order to properly construct a denture,
    one must understand the anatomy and
    physiology of the edentulous patient.
    • A thorough knowledge of the origins and
    kinetics of the muscles of mastication,
    facial expression, tongue and floor of the
    mouth is essential.
    MADIBULAR ANATOMICAL
    LANDMARKS

    Denture bearing area


    • Residual alveolar ridge
    • Buccal shelf

    Denture relief areas


    • Mylohyoid ridge
    • Mental foramen
    • Genial tubercles
    • Torus mandibularis (if present)
    EDENTULOUS ANATOMY
    • In order to properly construct a denture,
    one must understand the anatomy and
    physiology of the edentulous patient.
    • A thorough knowledge of the origins and
    kinetics of the muscles of mastication,
    facial expression, tongue and floor of the
    mouth is essential.
    MADIBULAR ANATOMICAL
    LANDMARKS

    Denture bearing area


    • Residual alveolar ridge
    • Buccal shelf

    Denture relief areas


    • Mylohyoid ridge
    • Mental foramen
    • Genial tubercles
    • Torus mandibularis (if present)
    EDENTULOUS ANATOMY
    • In order to properly construct a denture,
    one must understand the anatomy and
    physiology of the edentulous patient.
    • A thorough knowledge of the origins and
    kinetics of the muscles of mastication,
    facial expression, tongue and floor of the
    mouth is essential.
    MADIBULAR ANATOMICAL
    LANDMARKS

    Denture bearing area


    • Residual alveolar ridge
    • Buccal shelf

    Denture relief areas


    • Mylohyoid ridge
    • Mental foramen
    • Genial tubercles
    • Torus mandibularis (if present)
    EDENTULOUS ANATOMY
    • In order to properly construct a denture,
    one must understand the anatomy and
    physiology of the edentulous patient.
    • A thorough knowledge of the origins and
    kinetics of the muscles of mastication,
    facial expression, tongue and floor of the
    mouth is essential.
    MADIBULAR ANATOMICAL
    LANDMARKS

    Denture bearing area


    • Residual alveolar ridge
    • Buccal shelf

    Denture relief areas


    • Mylohyoid ridge
    • Mental foramen
    • Genial tubercles
    • Torus mandibularis (if present)
    MECHANISM OF ACTION OF FLUORIDES

    • Reaction with enamel : less dissolution

    • Effect on bacterial metabolism and plaque

    • Reducing the tendency of enamel surface to


    absorb proteins

    • Ateration of the tooth morphology


    20
    Void theory
    • Kay, Young and Posner1964
    • At concentration < 100ppm
    • Fluorhydroxyapatite or fluorapatite formation
    takes place
    • This replacement takes place by Void theory

    21
    • Calcium triangle
    • H of the OH ion,
    face each other
    • Insufficient
    room
    • OH missing-
    void
    • Fluoride ion
    enters this void
    22

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