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Manuals_files/CD Manual 12.pdf - Removable Prosthodontics

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Maxillo-mandibular Relationships - 36<br />

are just barely touching the rims together. If you see contact between rims ask the patient<br />

to stop closing, so they do not contact the rims and possibly translate from hinge position.<br />

10. Never instruct the patient to bite firmly - this can cause translation/ inaccuracy.<br />

11. Stabilize the patient’s mandible while the material sets (never make a record without<br />

keeping your hands in place - if you feel movement during setting, redo the record).<br />

12. Hold this position for approximately 1 minute (or other required set time of your media)<br />

and have the patient open and remove both rims together. Separate carefully.<br />

13. Reseat and ensure the record is repeatable. Make<br />

sure the record does not capture the sides of the<br />

occlusion rims. If it does, it will be difficult to<br />

confirm whether the record was taken at the<br />

hinge position, because the portion of the<br />

registration capturing the sides of the rim will<br />

guide the patient into the same closure whenever<br />

they close – it will look repeatable only because<br />

the patient cannot close in any other position.<br />

Don’t capture the side of the ridge in<br />

your record<br />

14. Remove the records and rims and seat your casts into the record bases extraorally.<br />

Ensure the record bases fit together with no space between the rims and the records. If<br />

you do see spaces, look for interfering contacts between casts and or rims that may be<br />

preventing full seating into the records. Do NOT mount the casts unless you can get full<br />

seating into the registration. As a last resort, make a new record to ensure the first record<br />

is not inaccurate.<br />

15. Increase the height of the incisal pin l mm., and invert the articulator.<br />

16. Place wax rims together, and lute them together with sticky wax - 4 spots between the<br />

wax rims or use tongue blade sticks and sticky wax to immobilize your casts during<br />

mounting. If you mount your casts without immobilizing them, you can introduce a<br />

mean occlusal discrepancy of close to 1.6mm (vs. 0.25 mm with sticks & sticky wax)<br />

(Gunderson & Siegel, J Prosthodont 2002).<br />

17. Mix mounting plaster to creamy consistency - place on cast and ring - close articulator -<br />

smooth the mounting plaster. Return the incisal pin to its original height after the record<br />

has been removed. The occlusal rims should be touching evenly, over the entire occlusal<br />

surface with no contact of the maxillary and mandibular casts or record bases. Only the<br />

occlusions rims should be contacting.

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