Manuals_files/CD Manual 12.pdf - Removable Prosthodontics
Manuals_files/CD Manual 12.pdf - Removable Prosthodontics
Manuals_files/CD Manual 12.pdf - Removable Prosthodontics
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Tissue Conditioning - 16<br />
liquid dish detergent subsequently. Most commercial denture cleaners should be avoided<br />
as they contain sodium hypochloride which will reduce the lifespan and resiliency of the<br />
liner. The denture should be placed in a container with high humidity over night, but not<br />
immersed in liquid.<br />
11. Have the patient return to the office twenty four to forty eight hours after placement, so<br />
that the conditioner can be trimmed with acrylic lab burs and polished with pumice on a<br />
damp rag wheel. Both the external surface and the peripheral roll should be polished,<br />
with care, to a fairly high shine. Polishing the liner will make it smoother, more<br />
comfortable and less prone to microbial colonization. In some instances polishing may<br />
improve liner longevity or hasten tissue resolution, since the liner will be easier to clean.<br />
12. Change the soft liner as necessary. If there are no signs of tissue resolution, systemic<br />
conditions should be considered and appropriate investigations undertaken.<br />
Criteria for Tissue Conditioning Liner<br />
! No significant voids<br />
! Liner is well polished<br />
! Adequate thickness (! 2mm)<br />
! Liner has been well mixed and applied<br />
! The peripheries are smooth, with no sharp areas, not ragged<br />
! Excess material cleaned off external denture surface, teeth