Partial Removable Denture Program

When it comes to tooth loss, seeking a solution that can both restore your smile and oral function is important. This is where a partial removable denture program can come into play and serve as an effective dental solution. In this article, we’ll provide a comprehensive guide to understanding everything you need to know about this treatment plan.

What is a partial removable denture program?

A partial removable denture program is a dental treatment plan that involves the use of a customized prosthetic device, known as a removable partial denture (RPD), to fill in gaps caused by missing teeth. The RPD is typically made of either metal or acrylic and is attached to remaining natural teeth or dental implants.

What are the benefits of a partial removable denture program?

There are several benefits of a partial removable denture program, including:

1. Restored oral function: By filling in gaps caused by missing teeth, RPDs can help you chew and speak properly, ultimately restoring your overall oral function and quality of life.
2. Improved aesthetics: In addition to restoring the functionality of your teeth, RPDs can also improve the appearance of your smile and boost your confidence.
3. Preservation of remaining teeth: RPDs can prevent remaining natural teeth from shifting out of position and causing further oral health problems.
4. Easy to clean: Since RPDs are removable devices, they are easy to clean and maintain for optimal oral hygiene.

What is the process involved in a partial removable denture program?

The process for a partial removable denture program typically involves the following steps:

1. Diagnosis and treatment planning: Your dentist will evaluate your oral health and determine whether an RPD is the best solution for you.
2. Mouth preparation: Your dentist will then make adjustments to your remaining teeth or dental implants to prepare your mouth for the RPD. They’ll also design an ideal RPD for you.
3. Jaw relation recording: Impressions of your teeth will be taken to create a model of your mouth and record the relationship between your jaws.
4. RPD fabrication: An RPD will be fabricated in a dental laboratory according to the design and model created by your dentist.
5. RPD insertion and adjustment: Once your RPD is ready, your dentist will fit it in and adjust it to ensure a proper fit and comfortable wear.

What are the types of RPDs?

There are two types of RPDs, including:

• Acrylic RPDs: Made entirely of acrylic and typically used as temporary replacements
• Metal-based RPDs: Made of a metal framework and acrylic teeth, these are more durable and longer-lasting

Conclusion

If you’re experiencing tooth loss, a partial removable denture program may be a viable solution to restore your smile and oral function. Speak with your dentist about whether this treatment plan is right for you. By taking proper care and maintenance, your RPD can offer long-lasting oral health benefits.

Topics

Partial Removable Denture Program

Introduction to Partial Denture - Dr. Amal Kaddah
 
Start 1- Introduction and course content (2:27 )
 
Start 2- Removable prosthodontics definition and arch classification (6:51 )
 
Start 3- Teeth loss consequences and forces distribution in the oral cavity- (2:06 )
 
Start 4- Objectives of removable partial denture (1:45 )
 
Start 5- Indications for removable partial denture (2:38 )
 
Start 6- Advantages of removable partial denture over fixed partial denture and its contraindications (1:49 )
 
Start 7- Design of removable partial denture and forces acting (9:01 )
 
Start 8-1- Possible movements of the partial denture - Tissue ward movement (4:52 )
 
Start 8-2- Possible movements of the partial denture - Tissue away movement (4:03 )
 
Start 8-3- Possible movements of the partial denture - Horizontal movement (7:09 )
 
Start 8-4- Possible movements of the partial denture - Rotational movement (5:46 )
 
Start 9- Hazards and damaging effects of improperly designed partial dentures (9:04 )
 
Start 10- Summary (2:06 )
 
Start Handout
Diagnosis of Partial Denture - Dr. Amal Kaddah
 
Start 1- Introduction and Outline (1:19 )
 
Start 2- Steps of Construction (1:00 )
 
Start 3- Diagnosis and Treatment planning with sequence (2:01 )
 
Start 4-1- Diagnostic Procedure (16:10 )
 
Start 4-2- Diagnostic Procedure (5:56 )
 
Start 5-1- Clinical Examination - Extra-oral (11:06 )
 
Start 5-2- Clinical Examination - Intra-oral examination 1 (15:08 )
 
Start 5-3- Clinical Examination - Intra-oral examination 2 (12:34 )
 
Start 6- Radiographic Examination (11:14 )
 
Start 7- Summary (1:11 )
 
Start Handout
Mouth Preparation for Partial Denture-Prof. Dr. Amal Kaddah
 
Start 1- Introduction and Outline (1:13 )
 
Start 2-Component Parts of Removable Partial Dentures (1:18 )
 
Start 3-1- Planning sequence for RPDs patients (6:01 )
 
Start 3-2- Draw the ideal RPD design (12:38 )
 
Start 3-3- Surveying of the study cast (7:58 )
 
Start 3-4- Mouth Preparation (10:18 )
 
Start 4- Overview on Abutment Preparation (0:55 )
 
Start 5- Abutment tooth preparation steps (18:29 )
 
Start 6-1- Abutment tooth preparation steps (14:16 )
 
Start 6-2- Recountouring and Undercuts (2:39 )
 
Start 6-3- Abutment coverage with crown restoration (0:52 )
 
Start Handout
Occlusion in Partial Denture- Prof. Dr. Amal Kaddah
 
Start 1.1- Introduction (1:09 )
 
Start 1.2-Overview, Objectives, and Requirements of Balanced Occlusion (6:02 )
 
Start 1.3- Common Occlusal Disharmonies (4:12 )
 
Start 1.4- Recording Jaw Relations (2:04 )
 
Start 1.5- Methods of establishing Jaw relationship (8:19 )
 
Start 1.6- Steps of Jaw relation record (9:02 )
 
Start 1.7- Centric Jaw Relation and Protrusive Records (2:15 )
 
Start 2.1- Introduction (0:29 )
 
Start 2.2- General Considerations in Desirable Occlusion of PD (5:37 )
 
Start 2.3- Desirable occlusal contact relationship for removable partial denture (10:17 )
 
Start 2.4- Requirements of satisfactory occlusion (2:22 )
 
Start 2.5- Common occlusal disharmonies (3:12 )
 
Start Handout
Removable Partial Denture - Dr.Osama Gaballah
 
Start 1- Introduction & outline (3:03 )
 
Start 2-Definiton & Types of Removable Partial Denture (10:39 )
 
Start 3- RPD Biomechanics (17:22 )
 
Start 4-Diagnosis (2:57 )
 
Start 5-Primary impression & Patient Preparation (8:14 )
 
Start 6-Relations & Surveying (8:18 )
 
Start 7-Components of Removable Partial Denture (13:04 )
 
Start 8-Which procedure to start first (8:15 )
 
Start 9-Direct Retainers (7:10 )
 
Start 10-Design of Free End Saddle (11:31 )
 
Start 11-Connectors (3:41 )
 
Start 12-Secondary Impression (2:12 )
 
Start 13-Work Flow (1:46 )
 
Start 14-Lab Tips (1:42 )
 
Start 15-Digital Work Flow (1:59 )
 
Start 16-Circumferential Clasp Flexion (3:13 )
 
Start 17-Recommendations (4:53 )
 
Start Handout
Diagnosis of Partial Denture - Dr. Amal Kaddah
 
Start 1- Introduction and Outline (1:19 )
 
Start 2- Steps of Construction (1:00 )
 
Start 3- Diagnosis and Treatment planning with sequence (2:01 )
 
Start 4-1- Diagnostic Procedure Part 1 (16:10 )
 
Start 4-2- Diagnostic Procedure Part 2 (5:56 )
 
Start 5-1- Clinical Examination - Extra-oral (11:06 )
 
Start 5-2- Clinical Examination - Intra-oral examination 1 (15:08 )
 
Start 5-3- Clinical Examination - Intra-oral examination 2 (12:34 )
 
Start 6- Radiographic Examination (11:14 )
 
Start 7- Summary (1:11 )
 
Start Handout
Primary Impression for Partial Denture- Prof. Dr. Amal Kaddah
 
Start 1- Introduction (0:47 )
 
Start 2- Revision for steps before primary impression (7:34 )
 
Start 3- Materials Available for making impressions (7:06 )
 
Start 4- Mandibular Preliminary Impressions (22:44 )
 
Start 5- Maxillary Preliminary Impressions (11:32 )
 
Start 6- Trouble Shooting of Impressions and Making Casts (1:24 )
 
Start Handout