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FIXED AND REMOVABLE PROSTHODONTICS

395.00
Course Type: 
Dental Courses
Course Topic: 
Prosthodontics
Provider: 
American Seminar Institute
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Target Audience: 
Dentists

Fixed and removable prostheses can help provide oral health if proper attention is given to oral hygiene, pre-prosthetic periodontal therapy, minimal standards for prosthetic design, periodic continuous care. Based on extensive periodontal clinical research.

 

THIS COURSE IS AVAILABLE IN CD AND MP3 FORMAT-PLEASE SPECIFY YOUR PREFERENCE IN THE COMMENTS/SUGGESTIONS SECTION.

 
 
 
 
Fixed and removable prostheses can help provide oral health if proper attention is given to oral hygiene, pre-prosthetic periodontal therapy, minimal standards for prosthetic design, periodic continuous care. Based on extensive periodontal clinical research.

OBJECTIVES

After completing this course, you should have a better understanding and working knowledge of :
  • Successful Fixed (FPD) and Removable (RPD) Prosthodontics Coordination
  • Common Failures in RPD
  • Collection of Data
  • Uses of Study Casts (3-D Blueprint)
  • Articulated Diag. Casts
  • Occlusal Vertical Dimension
  • When is RPD indicated? When is FPD Contra-Indicated?
  • What are the advantages of RPD over FPD?
  • RPD Design & RPD Biomechanics
  • RPD Biomechanical Classification
  • Ceramic Orthodontic Brackets
  • Major Connectors: Mandibular Major Connectors
  • Lingual Bar & Plate
  • Buccal or Labial Bar
  • Minor Connector Guiding Plates
  • Denture Base Connectors Comparison
  • Denture Flanges & Esthetic Zone
  • Denture Base Consensus
  • Altered Cast Procedeure
  • Direct Retainer
  • Spectrum of Function: All Resilient Attachments Are Not Alike
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