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PROS 525: Removable Partial Denture Technique and Management of the Immediate Denture Patient

Andy Marashi / 4 Credits / Quarter 7 (Spring, Second Year)


Course Description:

Lecture-laboratory course dealing with those procedures the dentist must perform To fabricate a physiologically acceptable removable partial denture and immediate denture. The student gains experience via clinically simulated laboratory exercises prior to beginning prosthodontic treatment of a partially edentulous patient.

Educational Objectives:

The student will gain knowledge of removable partial denture design and construction. The objective will be for the student to be able to construct a partial denture which will satisfy the biomechanical requirements of a partially edentulous patient.  This course will also introduce the student to available procedures for constructing immediate dentures and subsequent reline procedures.

Course Outline:

Projects include: designing diagnostic casts, preparing guide planes and rest seats, making immediate temporary RPDs, making polyvinylsiloxane impression of crown preps, using acrylic resin base/PVS materials for occlusal records, waxing and surveying wax patterns for crowns, making custom impression trays for maxillary RPDs, making final impressions for RPD framework, evaluating wax pattern for RPD framework, critiquing metal framework, add trays and make altered cast impression, alter master cast and add occlusion rim, make maxillomandibular records for CD/RPD, do CD/RPD set up with cusped teeth, make remount casts, repair broken denture and replace missing teeth.

Course Expectations:

To successfully meet the requirements of this course, students are expected to attend lectures and laboratory sessions and to demonstrate their understanding of the lecture topics through quizzes, a midterm and a final. The technical demonstration of this knowledge may be demonstrated through laboratory practicals during the midterm and the final examination. Faculty make written evaluations of daily progress.

Effective Winter Quarter 2007, completion of on-line course evaluation is a requirement of this course. Failure to comply will result in an "Incomplete" grade being assigned.

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