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    In the edentulous there is no teeth so there is no reference to construct a

    complete denture

    If you bite , teeth contact will prevent you from biting more , the ideal occlusion is

    when the upper mesio buccal cusp on the mesial fissure of the lower third molar

    Teeth will maintain the anterioposterior + the lateral + the vertical relationship ,

    and all of these relations are lost in the edentulous patient ..

    the edentulous patient will have a compromised esthetics , a compromised

    speech , and also the chewing ability is compromised ..

    to get back all of these compromised things as it were we have to do what we call

    rehabilitation

    rehabilitation : to give the edentulous patient the ability to talk very well , to

    chew very well with a good appearance , by fixing the the anterioposterior + the

    lateral + the vertical relationship ..

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    to do rehabilitation we need a device that allow us to increase or decrease the

    vertical dimension easily , and to move the mandible anterioposteriorly and

    laterally ..

    this device we call it ( record block ) .. which is a block used to register the vertical

    relation and the horizontal relation ..

    the requirements of this record : easy to use , strong when its fabricated , allows

    easy addition and removal , cheap material , give us an accurate registration ,

    allows for easy marking on the articulator , allows for setting of the teeth ,and its

    have to be rigid and dimensionally stable ..

    record block = base plate + rim ..

    the rim is usually wax rim , as it easy to adjustment and easy to remove ..

    base plate :

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    base plate could be made from different materials :

    1 _ wax

    the main disadvantage of wax base plate is : easily distorted ( not rigid ) ,

    and not dimensionally stable . so we use a wire ( 1 mm in diameter ) to

    make the wax stronger

    2 _ acrylic ( light cure , self cure , heat cure )

    Self cure has different names : auto cure , cold cure and auto ploymirizing ..

    Light cure and self cure are easy to use , cheap , rigid , but it easy to shrink

    and it is brittle when its thin ..

    Self cure give nicer base plate than light cure , but light cure is easier to

    use than the self

    Self cure is toxic

    Heat cure used also for final denture

    Self cure : powder and monomer , we mix it with a glass cup not rubber

    because it will be hard to remove ..

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    The polymer is : polymethyl methacrylate

    The monomer is : methyl methacrylate

    The stages for acrylic setting ( self cure ) :

    1. Separate powder and liquid ( monomer )

    2. Sandy stage after mixing

    3. Fibrous or string stage

    4. Doughy stage ( we make the base plate on this stage )

    5. Rubbery stage ( the setting start here and heat will be released as it an

    exothermic reaction )

    6. Hard or set stage

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    3 _ shallac

    Shallac is a thermoplastic material , its brittle

    ( its used but not common ) ..

    4_ metal

    We use metal especially with patients who have allergy from acrylic,

    The most used material are light and self cure ( light cure more than the self )

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    Differences between base plate and special tray :

    Base palte is constructed on the master cast , while special trayconstructed on primary cast

    Base plate reaches the sulcus to the land area ( the functional depth and

    width of the sulcus ) , while the special tray is 2 mm shorter than the

    sulcus

    no handles and no finger rest with the base plate

    no spacer no stopper with the base plate

    base plate will be converted to the final dentureso its better to be as

    thin as possible ( 1mm ) - without compromising the strength of the

    material -, while its not a big deal if the special tray was thick a little bit

    as we will use it just to take an impression

    thicker special tray is better than the thinner one ( but not bulky ) ..

    thinner base plate is better than the thicker ( but not flexible ) as

    we dont want the final denture to be thick ..

    we need to make lines or grooves ( roughening ) on the base plate , as it

    will be attached with the wax rim

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    mistakes the students usually do:

    first , its more important to be accurate with the base plate than with the special

    tray , as it will be converted to the final tray ..

    bad adaptation , and the result is shrinkage ( space between the base

    plate and the cast

    use nails to do the adaptation ( this will make a mark , and will cut the

    acrylic ) so always use your soft tissue part of the finger or rubber of apensile

    we need a good adaptation to reach the functional depth and the

    width of the sulcus

    the acrylic is short , or it doesnt reach the land area , so we will have a bad

    record ( it must reach the land area not to be movable )

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    Notes

    in the upper we reach to the vibrating line , in the lower we reach 2 to 3

    thirds of the retromolar area

    we need a tongue space for the lower

    the special tray or the base plate that fit a cast , doesnt fit another cast

    usually patients have under cuts especially in the upper labially , so we have

    to block these under cuts with a wax , then we construct the base blate (

    the same thing with the special tray ) ..

    even if the under cuts filled with wax , it will appear in the final

    denture .. we just do this to be able to remove the base plate

    easily without damaging the cast

    if its hard to remove the base plate ( especially after the shrinkage ) you can use

    Vaseline or cold mould seal or suckingin water for 5 minutes , to avoid

    damaging of the cast ..

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    cold mould seal consist of sodium alginate ,its a separating solution but

    its thin so it will not separate between the base plate and the soft tissue ,

    and whet its dry it easy to be removed , we will us it in the final acrylic

    processing ..

    the deepest point of sulcus is the functional deep ,that we want to reach

    with the base plate

    sucking in water may cause hydroscopic expansion for non setting gypsum

    while after setting, expansion occurs just after keeping the product for a

    long period of time ..

    gypsum has 2 types of strength : wet strength and dry strength ,

    dry is about 3 times more than the wet , but they have the same

    dimension as the molecules are already set .

    unset acliric can attach to set acliric ..

    done by amr sadi