Transcript
  • 00:01    |    
    Initial credits
  • 25.5    |    
    Introduction
  • 01:20    |    
    Considerable role in prosthodontics
  • 02:19    |    
    Academy of Osseointegration Meeting
  • 02:58.5    |    
    Perception of costs of dental services
  • 03:34    |    
    Cast removable partial dentures (RPDs)
  • 04:27.80000000000001    |    
    Dental fees
  • 05:42.5    |    
    Minimal interocclusal space
  • 06:42    |    
    Combination prostheses
    • Extension of the major connector
    • A-P bar
    • Types of clasps
    • Why keep teeth?
  • 10:54    |    
    Fixed-removable prostheses
    • Guide planes
    • Complex three dimensional asymmetries
  • 12:34    |    
    Fixed-removable conventional clasp design
  • 14:05    |    
    Growth in field of RPDs
  • 14:41.5    |    
    RPD stability
  • 16:0.5    |    
    Elimination of clasps
  • 16:53    |    
    Expertise in casting
  • 17:48    |    
    Increased support by design
  • 18:30.5    |    
    Correct implant design
  • 19:12    |    
    Maximization of patient resources
    • Design responsibility
    • Master cast
    • Interocclusal record
  • 22:5.5    |    
    Stabilization and retention
  • 22:30    |    
    Patient satisfaction
  • 23:54    |    
    Mutilated dentition
    • Complex pattern of missing teeth
    • Main problems
    • Mounted diagnostic casts at existing vertical dimension of occlusion
    • Vacuform
    • Casts mounted at physiologically acceptable increased VDO
    • Overlay of existing teeth
    • Combination clasps
    • Inspection of wax-up on refractory cast
    • Mandibular RPDs
    • Favorable plane of occlusion
    • Rewaxing the overlay
    • Advantages of laser technology
    • Laser-welded cast
    • Fit verification and modification
    • Prosthesis delivery and follow-up
    • Caries
    • Maxillary RPD and mandibular removable partial overdenture (RPOD)
    • Function and esthetics reestablished
  • 38:34    |    
    Ectodermal dysplasia
    • Tooth bonding
    • Hypodontia
  • 40:55.5    |    
    Oligodontia treatment
    • Diagnostic artificial tooth arrangement
    • Duplicate cast
    • Mandibular arch
    • Legal permission
    • Removable partial overdenture (RPOD)
    • Snap-on teeth
    • Maxillary arch restoration
    • Provisional crowns
    • Occlusal and esthetic issues
    • Psychological aspects of treatment
    • Empress crown
    • RPOD advances
    • Guide planes
    • Final rehabilitation
  • 56:44    |    
    Final words
  • 57:25    |    
    Final credits


Removable Partial Dentures: Their Role in Prosthodontics

New Media  | 06 de agosto de 2009  | Vistas: 38

In this video, Kenneth S. Kurtz explains the advantages of using removable partial dentures (RPD) to address different medical situations. According to Kurtz, when considering this option dental practitioners should take into account not only the patients' medical condition but also their physical and economic situation. Removable partial dentures are more effective and provide long-lasting benefits for even difficult cases, such as mutilated dentition or ectodermal dysplasia; unfortunately, though, this art may eventually be lost as time goes on.  Kurtz also describes how RPDs can be changed and remolded to satisfy a patient's needs and explains that in the vast majority of cases in which RPDs are utilized, the outcomes are favorable.




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Kenneth S. Kurtz is an expert in prosthodontics and maxillofacial prosthetics.…