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Complete Removable Denture Program
diagnosis and treatment plan - Dr. Amal Kaddah
1- Introduction and Outline (1:19)
2- Steps of Construction
3- Diagnosis and Treatment planning with sequence (2:01)
4-1- Diagnostic Procedure
4-2- Diagnostic Procedure (5:56)
5-1- Clinical Examination - Extra-oral
5-2- Clinical Examination - Intra-oral examination 1 (15:08)
5-3- Clinical Examination - Intra-oral examination 2
6- Radiographic Examination (11:14)
7- Summary
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Impression Techniques for Complete Denture - Dr.Mohamed Marwan
0-Course Introduction (3:14)
1-Why do we take an Impressions 1-1 objectives & requirements
1-2 Factors complicating impression taking (6:43)
1-3 Types Of Impression
2-Molding actions for any impression 2-1 Lower Arch (14:02)
2-2 Upper Arch (8:57)
3-Primary Impression 3-1 Stock trays
3-2 Impression Material (10:46)
4-Secondary impressions
5-Theories of impression techniques & Errors you will- (8:36)
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Jaw Relation for Completely Edentulous Patients - Dr.Mohamed Marwan
0-Course Introduction
1-Terminolgy 1 (8:41)
2-Terminolgy 2 (6:03)
3-Check denture foundation , Establish facial contour & Establish occlusal plane
4-Terminal hinge axis location , maxillary face-bow record & Equalize pressure of occluding forces
5-Determine centric relation at the accepted vertical dimension & mounting mandibular cast (8:38)
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Primary Maxillary and Mandibular Impressions - Prof.Dr.Amal Kaddah
1-Introduction
2-Outline
3-Definitions Of Impressions (1:05)
4-Objectives And Principles Of Impression Making (6:44)
5-Anatomical Landmarks In Maxilla
6-Maxillary Limiting Structures (5:55)
7-Supporting Structures (1:47)
8-Relief Areas
9-Anatomical landmarks in mandible (2:36)
10-Mandibular Limiting & Supporting Structures With Relief Areas (13:55)
11-Impression Making In Completely Edentulous Cases
12-Overview On Primary Impression Definition And Techniques (1:45)
13-Steps Of Maxillary Primary Impression Making
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Final Maxillary and Mandibular Impressions - Prof.Dr. Amal Kaddah
1-Introduction
2-Outline (1:54)
3-Objectives Of Final Impression Making (4:34)
4-Final Impression Definitions (1:01)
5-Impression Trays Used For Final Impression
6-Classification Of Impression Techniques For Final Impression (1:20)
7-Diagnostic Impression Definition And Classification (1:12)
8-Preparations Before Final Impression
9-Construction Of The Custom Tray (3:46)
10-Border Molding (1:37)
11-Minimal Pressure Impression Technique (5:14)
12-Mucofunctional Or Mucocompression Impressions - A- Closed Mouth Impression Technique
13- Mucofunctional Or Mucocompression Impressions - B- Open Mouth Impression Technique (1:24)
14-Selective Pressure Impression Technique - A- The Plaster Wash Impression (2:34)
15-Selective Pressure Impression Technique - B- The Light Body Wash (1:43)
16-Selective Pressure Impression Technique - C- Sectional Impression Technique (2:12)
17-Demerits (1:14)
18-Impression Materials & Steps Of Impression Making
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Denture Insertion - Dr. Amal Kaddah
1-Introduction
2-Outline of the complete denture insertion (0:50)
3-Laboratory remounting (4:23)
4-Steps of complete denture insertion - Inspection of the finished denture and clinical evaluation
5-Steps of complete denture insertion - Refinement of the occlusion (7:20)
6-Steps of complete denture insertion - Post-insertion instruction
7-Steps of complete denture insertion - Post-insertion care (5:08)
8-Lecture summary
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Try-in Stage- Prof. Dr. Amal Kaddah
1-Definition & Objects
2-Aspects of try- in outside the patient's mouth (5:20)
3-Factors affecting occlusion - for try-in step (3:50)
4-Aspects of try- in inside the patient's mouth (4:49)
5-How to test the retention of upper denture-
6-How to evaluate lower denture retention-
7-Checking both dentures inside the patient's mouth - Verifications of the dimensions and occlusion (5:27)
8.1-Checking both dentures inside the patient's mouth - Phonetic Tests
8.2-Checking both dentures inside the patient's mouth - Appearance of face and teeth (5:33)
9- Patient's approval and fabrication of the remount Jig
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Impression Techniques for Complete Denture - Prof. Dr. Amal Kaddah
1-Introduction to conventional impression techniques
2-Impression materials used for final impressions
3- Conventional impression technique using light body polysulfide impression material (1:48)
4-Final impression Instruments and materials (Armamentarium) (3:24)
5-Preparation for clinical procedure
6-Checklist for Final Impression Tray (2:39)
7- Mandibular special tray construction (3:18)
8-Border molding of the Acrylic maxillary custom tray (15:17)
9-Key factors for a successful impression (1:21)
10-Steps of final impression making
11-Boxing & Pouring of the final impression (0:59)
12-Checklist for Mandibular Impression using Rubber base impression material (0:54)
13-Preparation steps before impression taking (13:40)
14-Steps of mandibular impression taking
15- Maxillary impression technique using Zno & eugenol
16-Mandibular Impression using Znc oxide and eugenol impression material (3:27)
17-Highlight on alternate techniques for impression making (1:25)
18-Clinical Implications
Selection of Artificial Teeth (Complete Denture)- Prof. Dr. Amal Kaddah
1- Introduction
2- Selection of Anterior Teeth (1:10)
3- Factors considered in selection of anterior teeth - Tooth Shade
4- Factors considered in selection of anterior teeth - Tooth Form and Size (6:39)
5- Selection of Posterior Teeth and Types of Teeth
6-Tooth Material
7- Summary (2:04)
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Denture Placement and Occlusal Correction-Prof.Dr. Amal Kaddah
1- Introduction
2- Causes of denture and occlusal errors (6:58)
3-Steps of Occlusal Correction
4- Laboratory Remount7ing (5:05)
5- Complete denture insertion Delivery- (4:42)
6- Correcting occlusal errors Clinical Remount-
7- The procedure of occlusal perfection (3:42)
8- Procedure of eliminating occlusal errors (17:20)
9- Direct Intra-oral correction and Digital methods
10- Remounting advantages and Post-insertion care (2:10)
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Jaw Relation Records in Completely Edentulous Patients- Prof. Dr. Amal Kaddah
A.1-Introduction and definitions of Jaw Relation
A.2-Occlusion Outline (1:20)
A.3-Why occlusion is important
A.4-The Stomatognathic and Neuromuscular system (1:18)
A.5-TMJ (4:16)
A.6- Different definitions for Jaw relation (14:33)
A.7-Summary (0:28)
B.1-Introduction to steps of recording jaw relation
B.2-Overview on recording jaw relation steps (0:48)
B.3- Requirements of occlusion blocks (6:22)
B.4-1- Recording of Jaw Relation 1 (4:19)
B.4-2- Recording of Jaw Relation 2
B.4-3- Recording of Jaw Relation 3 (14:03)
B.5- Summary of Vertical Dimension Recording
B.6- Recording Centric Relation (4:28)
B.7-Take Care during Making the Record (6:55)
B.8- Summary (0:48)
C.1- Introduction to Centric Relation Registration (0:20)
C.2- Recording Jaw Relationships Centric Relation
C.3- Wax Registration Method
C.4- Centric Jaw Relation Registration (7:52)
C.5- Methods to Guide the Mandible in Centric Relation (4:15)
C.6- Take Care during Making the Record (3:11)
C.7- Laboratory procedure and Summary (1:05)
D.1- Introduction to Facebow Record and Transfer (0:28)
D.2- Recording Jaw Relationships Facebow
D.3- Types, purpose and function of Facebow (4:49)
D.4- Summary (1:45)
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Management of Geriatric Patients - Dr.Ahmed Yehia
1. Introduction - Outline
2. definitions, classification of age - (2:55)
3. manifestations cycle of geriatric patients- (7:50)
4. management of geriatric patients
5. complete denture problems and how to deal with them
6. Preventive measures for dental diseases
7. Summary (1:08)
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Management of Complete Denture Complains - Dr.Ahmed Yehia
1. Introduction
2. Introductin of complete denture complaints- (2:56)
3. Classification of complete denture complaints(Discomfort)
3-1-1 . Discomfort (sore spots and burning sensation) (14:52)
3-1-2. Discomfort (Redness, tongue and cheeck biting )
3-1-3. Discomfort (swallowing and sorethroat , TMJ pain , nausea and gagging) (11:05)
3-2. classification of complete denture complaints ( function) (0:59)
3-2-1. Function (Lack of retention in maxillary denture)
3-2-2. Function (lack of retention in mandibular denture) (3:42)
3-3. classification of complete denture complaints( Esthetics ) (4:07)
3-4. classification of complete denture complaints(Phonetics) (9:14)
4-Treatment of old denture (5:20)
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Post-insertion Problems and Complaints - Dr. Amal Kadah
1- Introduction
2- Overview on Complaints (4:40)
3- New denture complaints
3-1- Pain (1:18)
3-1-1- Pain due to improper extension and poor fit (11:45)
3-1-2- Pain due to insufficeient fit (8:49)
3-1-3- Pain due to incorrect occlusion
3-1-4- Pain due to other causes (10:19)
3-2- Poor appearance (8:49)
3-3- Poor efficiency (10:32)
3-4- Loose denture
3-5- Clattering of teeth (Noisy teeth) - Nausea and Gagging (4:45)
3-6- Cheek, Lip and Tongue biting - Discomfort - Food under the denture (5:08)
3-7- Loss of taste sensation - Halitosis - Burning sensation - Inabaility to keep the denture clean
4- Old denture complaints
5- Conclusion (2:50)
4- Laboratory Remount7ing
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