OCCLUSION IN CONJOINT PROSTHESIS 1) Introduction 2) Fundamental notions in occlusodontics 21) occlusal concepts in joint prosthesis Definition of occlusion: Definition of the concept: This is the school philosophy that governs the development of an occlusal diagram with the aim of establishing an ideal dento-dental relationship. Definition of an occlusal scheme: 22) criteria for optimal […]
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The collage Introduction: I. Definition: According to LAROUSSE: In prosthesis : is an assembly process in which the parts to be joined are joined together thanks to the good hold of a surface layer, by its adhesion and cohesion, without significantly modifying the structure of the glued parts. “A. Rochette and BL Mena” II. The different glues:
FIXED PROSTHESIS AND THE PERIODONTAL The success of all prosthetic restorations depends largely on maintaining periodontal health. Indeed, these restorations are subject to mechanical requirements that must not conflict with biological requirements. The objective of this course is to highlight the importance of prior periodontal assessment, which allows determining whether or not pre-prosthetic periodontal treatment
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Introduction to Bonded Prosthesis 1/ INTRODUCTION The constant improvement of materials and techniques has made it possible to gradually extend the indications for bonding in all dental disciplines. This is how we saw the development of a purely prosthetic aspect with the development of the “Bonded Bridge” proposed by Rochette and the bonded veneers. The
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Edgewise Plan Orthodontic mechanics obey physical laws in the same way as any mechanics, whatever the technique applied, the tooth will move according to the force it receives and the tissue reaction it generates. The Edgewise technique is undoubtedly the one that offers the maximum control of dental movements in all three dimensions of space.
RICKETTS’ BIOPROGRESSIVE TECHNIQUE “THE LIGHT SQUARE PROGRESSIVE TECHNIC” Bioprogressive technology refers to a comprehensive concept developed by Ricketts in the late 1950s. At the heart of this concept is the diagnosis, to which Gugino attributes 75% of the success of the treatment, with 25% coming from the development and implementation of the mechanical systems. This true orthodontic philosophy meets
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Elastics in orthodontics Definitions Elasticity : this is the property of a material to return to its initial shape after the action of a distorting force. Elastic material: It generally has 3 properties: A distortion capacity that does not go beyond the elastic limit A property of physical homogeneity An isotropic property, therefore
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Pregnancy and the oral cavity I – Introduction: Pregnancy is the set of events that take place between fertilization and childbirth during which the embryo, then the fetus, develops in the maternal uterus.This period of development lasts 9 months, grouped into 3 trimesters, or 273 days from the date of fertilization.The development of the egg
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BENIGN TUMORS OF THE JAW A – GENERAL INFORMATION: 1 / INTRODUCTIONBenign tumors of the jaws, very polymorphic pathological entities, are divided into:Odontogenic tumors: original and specific affection of the jaws whose subdivisions are based on odontogenesis and the induction phenomena which accompany it.Non-odontogenic tumors, some of which are common to the rest of the
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Thyroid disorders Introduction:During his professional practice, the dentist will frequently be called upon to treat patients suffering from endocrine pathologies. Thyroid gland disorders are one of them and are relatively common (second most widespread endocrine disease in the world after diabetes), their repercussions are at different levels (molecular, hormonal, cellular) and therefore on many anatomical
