Содержание книги Prosthetic Dentistry: textbook / M.M. Rozhko, V.P. Nespriadko, I.V. Paliichuk et al.
	AUTHORS’ NOTE
	INTRODUCTION
	HISTORY AND DEVELOPMENT OF PROSTHETIC DENTISTRY
	Мodule 1. CLINICAL BIOMECHANICS OF THE HUMAN MASTICATORY APPARATUS
	ONTOGENESIS OF THE PRIMORDIAL MASTICATORY APPARATUS
	ONTOGENESIS OF THE SECONDARY MASTICATORY APPARATUS
	Mandible and maxilla development
	Neonatal oral cavity
	Mechanisms and timing of tooth eruption
	The mandible
	The maxilla
	The hard palate
	The temporo-mandibular joint
	Muscles of the masticatory apparatus
	Muscles elevating the MANDIBLE (MASTICATION group)
	Muscles PROTRUDING the MANDIBLE (MASTICATION group)
	MuscleS DEPRESSING the MANDIBLE (suprahyoid group)
	Muscles of facial expression
	Questions for self-control
	Morphology of teeth
	The structure of dental arches
	Occlusal curves
	Bite. Types of bite
	Articulation and occlusion
	Types of occlusion
	Sagittal and transverse occlusal curves
	Chewing and swallowing mechanism and muscles providing these functions
	Functionally oriented groups of teeth
	The oral cavity as a resonator for the pronunciation of words.
	Role of teeth and tongue in the process of clear pronunciation
	Periodontium. Parodontium. Structure and functions
	Oral mucosa and its role in prosthetic treatment
	Masticatory reflexes
	Sagittal, vertical and transverse mandibular movements and muscles performing them
	Questions for self-control
	EXAMINATION OF PATIENT IN THE DENTAL PROSTHETIC CLINIC
	Clinical methods of examination
	Visual examination of the patient and examination of the face
	Examination of the temporomandibular joints and masticatory muscles
	Examination of facial bones and regional lymph nodes
	Determining the tooth mobility
	Questions for self-control
	Odontoparodontogram according to V.Yu. Kurliandskyi
	Detection of premature teeth contacts with occlusiogram
	Examination of the occlusion state with T-scan III device
	Questions for self-control
	SPECIAL (ADDITIONAL) EXAMINATION METHODS
	X-ray examination methods
	Examination and assessment of anatomical and topographic conditions for implantation
	Instrumental methods
	Methods for determining the masticatory efficiency
	Graphic methods for recording mandibular movements and the functional state of the masticatory muscles
	Questions for self-control
	Electromyographic examination of the masticatory and facial muscles
	FUNCTIONAL DIAGNOSTIC METHODS
	Laser flowmetry
	Method for examining the fixed one-piece porcelain fused to metal dentures applying DIAGNOdent device
	Apexlocation, galvanometry
	Questions for self-control
	Clinical tests in prosthetic dentistry
	Diagnostic laboratory methods
	Diagnosis of denture-related stomatitis
	Questions for self-control
	Diagnostic process in prosthetic dentistry
	Plan and tasks of prosthetic treatment
	Medical history
	Questions for self-control
	LOCAL ANESTHESIA IN THE CLINICAL PROSTHETIC DENTISTRY
	Indications and contraindications to local anesthesia in the clinical prosthetic dentistry
	Collection of anamnesis and examination of the patient before anesthesia and subsequent prosthetic intervention
	Questions for self-control
	Drugs for local anesthesia
	Anesthetics for the application anesthesia
	Anesthetics for the injection anesthesia
	Local anesthetics of the amide group
	Pharmacokinetic characteristics of local anesthetics
	Modern physiological mechanisms of local anesthetics effect
	Premedication
	Questions for self-control
	Anesthesia techniques
	Maxillary conduction anesthesia
	Mandibular conduction anesthesia
	Questions for self-control
	Local complications associated with the injectable anesthetics
	Questions for self-control
	General complications associated with local anesthesia
	Questions for self-control
	Allergic reactions
	Questions for self-control
	MEDICAL TACTICS AND SURGICAL TECHNIQUES WHEN PREPARING TEETH FOR ARTIFICIAL CROWNS
	TECHNIQUES FOR IMPRESSION TAKING
	Taking an alginate complete anatomical impression
	Taking a double impression
	Taking a double one-step impression
	Taking a partial double occlusal impression
	Taking unloading functional impression
	Taking compressive functional impression
	PROSTHETIC TREATMENT FOR TOOTH CROWN DEFECTS
	WITH ARTIFICIAL CROWNS
	Indications and contraindications to the use of artificial crowns
	Evolution in technological improvement of crown manufacturing
	Questions for self-control
	Stamped full metal crowns
	Plastic crowns
	Portion crowns
	Three-quarter crown
	Equator crowns
	Telescopic crowns
	Questions for self-control
	Full cast crowns
	Metal-plastic crowns
	Porcelain fused to metal crowns
	Metal-free zirconia crowns
	Veneers
	Questions for self-control
	RESTORING THE PARTIAL DEFECTS OF DENTITIONS WITH BRIDGES
	Bridge constructions
	Biomechanics of bridges
	Indications and contraindications to prosthetic treatment for dentition defects with bridges
	Selection of abutment teeth for bridges
	The basic principles of bridges design
	Questions for self-control
	Clinical and laboratory stages of soldered bridges manufacturing
	Prosthetic treatment for dentition defects with full cast bridges
	Metal-plastic bridges
	Prosthetic treatment for dentition defects with porcelain fused to metal bridges
	Adhesive bridges
	Questions for self-control
	Removable bridges with supportive-retentive clasps
	Split-cast fixed bridges
	Clinical evaluation of bridges
	Errors and complications which may occur when applying bridges
	Questions for self-control
	FIXATION OF NON-REMOVABLE PROSTHETIC CONSTRUCTIONS OF DENTURES
	TECHNIQUE OF CUTTING AND REMOVING THE PROSTHETIC CONSTRUCTIONS
	Мodule 2. RESTORATION OF DENTITION INTEGRITY WITH REMOVABLE CONSTRUCTIONS OF DENTURES IN CASE OF PARTIAL DEFECTS
	CONSTRUCTIONS OF REMOVABLE LAMINAR DENTURES
	Denture base
	Artificial teeth
	Fixation of partial removable laminar dentures
	Anatomical retention
	Mechanical means of fixing dentures
	Lock (articulated) attachments
	Attaching the clasp to the denture
	Selection of abutment teeth for clasp fixation
	Questions for self-control
	Technique for designing artificial dentitions
	Questions for self-control
	RESTORATION OF DENTITIONS WITH CLASP DENTURES IN CASE OF THEIR DEFECTS
	Indications and contraindications to the use of the clasp dentures
	Fixation and stabilization of the clasp dentures
	Clasp system for fixing the arch denture
	Bar system for fixing the clasp denture
	Manufacturing the clasp dentures with attachments. Types and classification of attachments
	Planning the design of the clasp dentures
	Diagnostic, working and auxiliary models
	Parallelometry, methods of conducting
	Questions for self-control
	Technology of manufacturing the soldered clasp dentures
	Technology of manufacturing the full-cast frame with taking the wax reproduction from the model
	Technology of manufacturing the full-cast clasp dentures on refractory models
	Manufacturing the refractory model
	Modeling the clasp denture frame
	Adjustment, fixation and correction of the clasp dentures
	Questions for self-control
	Мodule 3. CLINICAL PRESENTATION AND PROSTHETIC TREATMENT FOR EDENTULOUS PATIENTS
	EXAMINATION OF PATIENT WITH COMPLETE ABSENCE OF TEETH
	Clinical presentation of complete absence of teeth
	Classification of jaw atrophy
	Assessment of the state of the prosthetic bed mucosa
	SPECIAL PREPARATION OF THE ORAL CAVITY BEFORE PROSTHETIC TREATMENT
	Questions for self-control
	FIXATION, STABILIZATION AND EQUILIBRIUM OF COMPLETE REMOVABLE LAMINAR DENTURES
	FUNCTIONAL IMPRESSIONS AND THEIR CLASSIFICATION
	Custom trays
	Techniques for taking functional impressions
	Fitting the custom tray on the edentulous mandible
	Fitting the custom tray on the edentulous maxilla
	Techniques for taking the compression impressions
	EVALUATION AND FIXATION OF THE CENTRIC RELATION OF EDENTULOUS JAWS
	Anatomical and physiological method for determining the interalveolar height
	DEVICES REPRODUCING MANDIBULAR MOVEMENTS
	Occluders
	Articulators
	Individual recording of the mandibular movements
	Extraoral method for recording the mandibular movements
	Katts–Efron–Gelfand phenomenon
	Questions for self-control
	ANATOMICAL DESIGN OF DENTITIONS ON GLASS
	Anatomical construction of dentitions in progenic and prognathic jaw relation
	Articulation theories and their practical significance for the construction of artificial dentitions for complete removable dentures
	Questions for self-control
	Evaluation of the complete removable dentures
	Final modeling the wax bases for removable dentures
	Mounting the models, ways of plastic packing in dental flasks. Polymerization modes
	Treatment of removable dentures after polymerization
	Questions for self-control
	FIXATION OF COMPLETE REMOVABLE DENTURES. CORRECTION, ADAPTATION PROCESSES
	Agents for fixing removable dentures
	Response of the prosthetic bed tissues to removable dentures
	Features of repeated prosthetic treatment for patients with complete removable dentures
	Questions for self-control
	Мodule 4. PARODONTAL DISEASES
	PROSTHETIC TREATMENT FOR PARODONTAL DISEASES
	Classification of parodontal diseases
	Gingivitis
	Types of splinting and classification of splints
	Splints for the anterior group of teeth
	Splinting teeth with system of guywire dentures
	Adhesive technology when splinting the movable teeth
	Splints for the masticatory group of teeth
	Removable splints
	Single splint for the dentition
	The role and place of prosthetic treatment in the comprehensive therapy for parodontal diseases
	Questions for self-control
	PROSTHETIC TREATMENT FOR PATHOLOGICAL ATTRITION OF THE HARD DENTAL TISSUES
	Etiology and pathogenesis of pathological attrition of the hard dental tissues
	Classification of pathological attrition of teeth
	Prosthetic treatment for pathological attrition of the hard dental tissues
	Questions for self-control
	PARTIAL LOSS OF TEETH COMPLICATED BY DENTITION DEFORMATION
	Etiology, pathogenesis of partial loss of teeth complicated by dentition deformation
	Classification of partial tooth loss complicated by dentitions deformation
	Preparation and prosthetic treatment in case of partial tooth loss complicated by dentition deformation
	Questions for self-control
	TEMPOROMANDIBULAR JOINT DISORDERS
	Pain syndrome in case of the temporomandibular joint dysfunction
	Arthritis, arthrosis. Etiology, pathogenesis, clinical presentation
	Mandible dislocation and subluxation
	Methods of treatment for the temporomandibular joint disorders
	Questions for self-control
	Мodule 5. MAXILLOFACIAL PROSTHETICS
	PROSTHETIC TREATMENT FOR PATIENTS WITH DENTOFACIAL  DEFECTS
	History of maxillofacial prosthetics development
	Maxillofacial injuries
	Classification of jaw fractures
	The mechanism of fragments displacement in case of fractures
	Emergency care in maxillofacial injuries
	Questions for self-control
	Classification of splints and devices used in maxillofacial prosthetics
	Bite, crown and ring dental splints
	Dentogingival and gingival splints
	Transport splints
	Questions for self-control
	Fractures of the maxillary alveolar process and the mandibular alveolar part
	Maxillary fractures
	Prosthetic treatment for mandibular fractures
	Prosthetic treatment in case of neglected fractures with persistently displaced fragments and bone defects
	Improperly consolidated mandibular fractures
	False joints
	Jaw contracture
	Microstomia
	Questions for self-control
	Postoperative defects of the maxillofacial area
	Prosthetic treatment after maxillary resection
	Prosthetic treatment after mandibular resection
	Prosthetic treatment for facial defects
	Prosthetic methods in comprehensive treatment of patients with congenital and acquired palatal defects
	Prosthetic treatment for congenital palatal defects
	Methods of prosthetic treatment for acquired palatal defects
	Prosthetic treatment for patients with soft palate defects
	Therapeutic maxillofacial gymnastics
	Questions for self-control
	PROSTHETIC TREATMENT WITH IMPLANTS
	Historical review on the implant dentistry development
	Features of clinical examination of patients when planning dental implant surgery
	Planning the prosthetic treatment with implants
	Diagnostic models, wax and 3d-modeling
	Materials for implants manufacturing
	Implant components
	Classification of implants
	Abutments, their types and use
	Custom tray manufacturing in prosthetic treatment with implants
	Methods of impression taking in prosthetic treatment with implants
	Taking impressions according to the open tray technique for manufacturing prosthetic constructions fixed on implants
	Clinical and laboratory stages of implant-supported bridge manufacturing
	Clinical and laboratory stages of manufacturing a complete removable
	laminar bar-supported denture
	Questions for self-control
	TESTS
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