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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Complete Denture Checklist - 91<br />
1. Diagnosis and Treatment Plan<br />
Complete Denture Checklist<br />
! Significant clinical findings and history recorded in data base<br />
! Pertinent radiographs taken<br />
! Required diagnostic procedures identified (consults, diagnostic casts, etc.)<br />
! Student understands significance of data collected<br />
! Treatment plan appropriate for prosthodontic and health problems identified<br />
! Treatment plan recorded in correct sequence<br />
! Infection Control/Other/Other ____________________________<br />
2. Preliminary Alginate Impressions<br />
! Peripheries well defined (minimum of voids; showing muscle and frenal<br />
attachments)<br />
! Accurate recording of the retromolar pads, retromylohyoid area, post palatal seal<br />
area and proper height of floor of mouth<br />
! Material properly mixed as indicated by impressions<br />
! Minimum of voids<br />
! Trays properly selected and centered over the ridges<br />
! Minimal areas where trays have contacted tissues<br />
! Accurately records the available supporting tissues<br />
! Infection Control/Judgment/Other ____________________________<br />
3. Acrylic Impression Trays<br />
! Tray not significantly underextended<br />
! Stable, does not rock on cast or in mouth<br />
! Tray not significantly overextended<br />
! Uniform thickness (2-3mm; wax /cast not showing through tray)<br />
! Tray flange adapted as closely to residual ridge as possible<br />
! Wax relief over mobile tissue, undercuts, incisive papilla, other critical anatomy<br />
! Labial and buccal notches properly placed<br />
! Borders rounded, not sharp<br />
! Small handles, properly positioned<br />
! Infection Control/Other/Other ____________________________<br />
4. Border Molding-Maxillary<br />
! Tray stays in place at rest and during slight manipulation of tissues<br />
! Tray exhibits firm suction when an attempt is made to remove it<br />
! Labial and buccal flanges extend into height of vestibule<br />
! No tray is showing through border molding<br />
! Flange thickness generally no greater than 4-5 mm (unless severely resorbed)<br />
! Patient feels no areas of discomfort<br />
! Posterior palatal seal is properly covered<br />
! Frenal areas properly contoured<br />
! Flanges smooth, continuous; rolled and not sharp
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