ODONTOIATRIA RESTAURATIVA

Modulo PROTESI DENTARIA

Knowledge of the odontostomatological sciences. Knowledge of the pathogenesis and clinical aspects of the mucous and osseous diseases of the gold-maxillofacial district. Knowledge of anatomy, physiology, physiopathology and pharmacology

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- Mandatory attendance at lessons to take the exam, as per the teaching regulations of the degree course

Total prosthesis course:

1. Anatomical-functional consequences of edentulism: aims and limits of total prosthetic treatment;

2. Topographic anatomy and examination of the edentulous patient;

3. Prosthetic pre-treatment: registration of the intermaxillary relationships and occlusal readjustment

of pre-existing prostheses;

4. Prosthetic pre-treatment: the pre- and post-extraction temporary total prosthesis;

5. Prosthetic pre-treatment: conditioning of the supporting tissues;

6. Impression procedures of edentulous jaws: theoretical assumptions and application techniques

of the mucostatic, mucodynamic and functional imprint;

7. Creation of the primary model and construction of the individual impression tray;

8. Bordering the individual impression tray and making the definitive impression of the jaws

edentulous: mucostatic impression with functionalization of the frenulum;

9. The casting, the boxing of the impression and the packaging of the bases with wax valleys;

10. The vertical dimension of occlusion and rest of the face: theoretical assumptions and techniques

detection;

11. The intermaxillary relationships on the horizontal plane;

12. Adaptation of the valleys and techniques for recording the limit movements and the therapeutic position

departure;

13. Mounting the models in the articulator and checking the registration;

14. The aesthetic and phonetic problem in total dentures: the individualized assembly of the front teeth;

15. The assembly of diatoric teeth according to the principles of multilocal occlusion and

independently stable during chewing;

16. Waxing techniques with functional anatomical modeling of the prosthetic body;

17. Polymerization methods for total prostheses: by compression, injection and casting;

18. Selective grinding of polymerized prostheses, clinical adaptation and body finishing

prosthetic;

19. Reregistration and reassembly of the models in the articulator;

20. Delivery of the prosthetic product: indications for use and instructions for home hygiene;

21. Periodic checks and direct and indirect relining techniques;

22. Overdentures on natural and artificial root anchors;

23. Dental emergencies and procedures for repairs;

24. Clinical cases.

Removable partial prosthesis course:

1. Removable partial prosthesis: indications, purposes, principles;

2. Kennedy classification and its variables;

3. Constituents of the PPR: main connectors, secondary connectors and hooks;

4. Secondary supports and retentions;

5. Construction principles of the PPR;

6. Clinical examination and collection of instrumental data: visit, preliminary impression, study models;

7. Parallel analysis and treatment plan;

8. Pre-treatments: strategic extractions, professional hygiene, conservative, endodontic and

periodontal treatment;

9. Preparation of the dental elements, impression and creation of the master model;

10. Parallelometer analysis of the master model and design of the skeletonized prosthesis;

11. Dental engineering creation of the metal substructure;

12. Physiological adjustment, impression of the edentulous saddles and ''altered cast'' technique;

13. Recording of intermaxillary relationships and assembly in the articulator;

14. Control of the assembly of the artificial teeth, polymerization and modeling of the PPR;

15. Clinical adaptation, indications for use and instructions for home hygiene of PPR;

16. Precision attacks: indications, purposes, principles;

17. Classification of attacks;

18. Periodic checks.

Materiali in protesi totale e removibile

Ceratura diagnostica

Valli in cera

Realizzazione di un modello protesico step by step