Dental prosthesis

  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 […]

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

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

Occlusal analysis and occlusion restoration in PPMA 1. Introduction 2. Reminder 2.1. Physiology of occlusion 2.2. Factors influencing occlusion 2.2.1. Anatomical factors: If this anterior guide is deficient, mandibular movements are influenced by new determinants 2.2.2. Neuromuscular factors 3. The ideal occlusion An occlusion is said to be ideal when it presents: 4. Occlusal analysis

Occlusal concepts in PPA 5.2.  Occlusion with group function  : The functionalist concept: Concept of group contact (Pankeymann-Schuyler functionalist school) 5.3.  Balanced bilateral occlusion  : This choice varies depending on a number of factors: The type of edentulism of the treated arch 6.1. The nature of the antagonistic arch: 6.2. The extent of the tooth loss: 6.3. Distribution of

The different elements of a metal frame 1. Introduction 2. Definition of a chassis 2. Alloys intended for chassis 2.1 The qualities required for Alloys 2.2 Alloys used 3. the different elements of the metal frame: 3.1 Main connection or reinforcement 3.1.1 Definition DEMAS OVEN 7 years 3.1.2 Important 3.1.3 Main connection to the maxilla

Treatment of distal edentulousness by PPMA The therapeutic objective of PPA is not only the restoration of various functions and aesthetics but above all the preservation of the various components of the masticatory system. The treatment will be carried out according to a well-defined plan including all the stages of carrying out a PPA with

PROSTHETIC REHABILITATION IN ELDERLY SUBJECTS The elderly subject presents specific anatomical, physiological and psychological characteristics in their general condition and this does not go unnoticed in the oral cavity. These are subjects who often have chronic illnesses (diabetes, hypertension, etc.) and therefore are on multiple medications. Apart from these illnesses, they can also have serious

Implant prostheses The use of implantology in daily practice leads to a modification of the techniques and means implemented but also to synthetic management strategies. Indeed, the implant prosthesis is characterized by: Depending on the type of edentulism, different possibilities of synthetic reconstruction using implantology can be considered for total and partial edentulism. 1. Treatment

Biomechanics and occlusal concepts in implantology The success of a prosthetic restoration depends on various parameters, including occlusal function. This plays a very important role in maintaining the health of the stomatognathic system. 1. Physiological differences between natural teeth and implants: The natural tooth and the implant have two different physiologies related to the presence