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RPD Manual 11 - Removable Prosthodontics - Dalhousie University

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Interim <strong>Removable</strong> Partial Dentures - 94<br />

Fabrication:<br />

1. Make preliminary impressions<br />

2. Pour diagnostic casts, survey, design a definitive partial denture<br />

3. Optional Step (preferred)<br />

- Prepare guide planes, rest seats that will be used in the definitive <strong>RPD</strong><br />

- Make new alginate impression, pour, survey, select path of insertion, tripodize<br />

4. Maxillo-mandibular relations (facebow, occlusal vertical dimension, centric record if<br />

there are unstable contacts, protrusive record)<br />

5. Articulate the casts<br />

6. Draw design for interim partial denture<br />

Interim Partial Denture Design:<br />

Clasps (Wrought wire 0.02”)<br />

- Circumferential<br />

- Adams clasps<br />

- Ball clasps<br />

Bracing<br />

- the lingual/palatal acrylic of the <strong>RPD</strong> provides bracing through contact with the teeth at<br />

the heights of contour of the teeth<br />

Rests<br />

- wrought wire can be bent on itself and/or flattened and placed into the rest seats<br />

- acrylic may be used over cingulum rest seats<br />

- if longer term use is expected, cast rests and bracing arms can be embedded in the acrylic<br />

Major Connectors<br />

- Full palatal coverage increases strength and stability<br />

- Generally extend the denture to at least the first molar for stability<br />

- Retentive clasps are embedded into the acrylic major connector<br />

Prescription writing:<br />

1. Mark any teeth to be extracted on the cast and write the teeth number on the<br />

prescription, draw a line where the cast to where the cast should be surgerized<br />

2. Survey the cast and mark height of contour and retention areas (0.02”)<br />

3. Indicate type of retentive clasp, rest and bracing.<br />

4. Indicate where rests, retention arms and bracing are to be placed, state tooth # and<br />

surface<br />

5. Draw the outline of the denture on the cast<br />

6. Identify the shade and mould of teeth selected<br />

7. State the type of occlusion required<br />

Laboratory Steps: To improve results, interim partial dentures should be sent to the lab for<br />

three distinct procedures:<br />

1. Blockout & duplication of casts, fabrication of record bases & occlusion rims. The lab<br />

will return these for you to make jaw relations records and mount casts<br />

2. Setting of teeth. The lab will return the partial dentures for a full wax try-in<br />

3. At the final lab phase, the technicians will place retainers, scribe post dam, process

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