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What is the primary disadvantage of partial dentures compared to implant-supported prostheses?
How can individuals with dental anxiety overcome their concerns and access necessary dental care for their prostheses?
What is the term for a denture that is supported by remaining natural teeth and/or implants?
What oral hygiene habit is most important for individuals with implant-supported prostheses?
Which type of dental prosthesis is anchored to existing teeth with clasps?
What is the primary concern associated with using metal alloys in dental restorations, specifically in terms of oral health?
Which muscle is NOT directly involved in jaw movement and therefore not relevant to denture stability?
What is a dental crown?
Which dental specialty focuses on the treatment of gum diseases?
What is a potential sign of peri-implantitis around an implant-supported crown?
What is the purpose of an onlay in prosthodontics?
What potential disadvantage is associated with using titanium as a framework material for complete dentures?
What is the main function of an anterior flange on a complete denture?
Which material is commonly used for dental crowns?
What is the advantage of using 3D printing in dental prosthetics?
What potential complication can arise from neglecting a chipped or cracked dental crown?
What is the main advantage of using dental implants in prosthodontics?
What is the benefit of using a bisphenol A (BPA)-free acrylic resin for dental prostheses?
What dietary modification is most important for individuals with removable partial dentures?
What is the purpose of a dental bridge?
Which term refers to the process of removing a portion of a tooth to accommodate a dental restoration?
What is the recommended follow-up schedule for individuals with complete dentures after initial placement?
Which term refers to the process of adjusting the surfaces of teeth to improve occlusion?
What type of ceramic material is primarily used for veneers due to its thinness and ability to mimic natural tooth appearance?
What is the most common complication associated with implant-supported prostheses?
Which type of denture replaces all teeth in one arch?
What is the primary benefit of using porcelain for dental veneers?
What is the potential consequence of using an abrasive toothpaste on implant-supported crowns and bridges?
What is the term for a fixed dental prosthesis that replaces one or more missing teeth by attaching to adjacent natural teeth?
What polymer-based material is used for temporary crowns and bridges due to its ease of manipulation and low cost?
What is the primary benefit of using a metal framework for a partial denture?
What are dental implants typically made of?
Prosthodontics is a branch of dentistry that deals with:
What is the current ethical debate surrounding the use of stem cell technology in prosthodontics?
Which term refers to the process of creating an artificial replacement for a missing tooth?
What biocompatible material is used for implant abutments due to its strength, osseointegration potential, and resistance to corrosion?
What type of impression material is most commonly used to capture accurate details of the oral tissues for denture fabrication?
Which dental specialty focuses on prosthetic reconstruction and oral rehabilitation?
Which material is NOT commonly used in fixed prosthodontics (crowns and bridges)?
What is the primary focus of prosthodontics?
What is the purpose of an overdenture in prosthodontics?
What type of polymer material is used for temporary denture liners due to its softness and ability to adapt to changes in the oral tissues?
What is the primary reason for relining a denture over time?
What is the purpose of inlays and onlays in dentistry?
What is the main advantage of implant-supported prostheses compared to traditional dentures?
Which of the following is a fixed dental prosthesis?
Which dental prosthesis is typically recommended when a patient is missing all their teeth in one arch?
What characteristic of cobalt-chromium alloy makes it a suitable material for implant frameworks for fixed partial dentures?
What type of clasp design is most discreet and esthetic for a partial denture?
Which type of dental prosthesis is supported by implants?
What type of removable partial denture clasps provides the most retention but can be less esthetic?
What is the purpose of a removable partial denture?
What does the term “prophylaxis” refer to in prosthodontics?
What potential drawback is associated with using PEEK (polyetheretherketone) material for dental restorations?
Which diagnostic tool is essential for assessing the health of the underlying bone when considering implant placement?
What is the main advantage of porcelain veneers in cosmetic dentistry?
What is the primary function of an immediate denture placed after tooth extraction?
Which dental specialty focuses on the diagnosis and treatment of occlusal problems?
Which dental specialty focuses on the study and treatment of malocclusions (improper bites)?
What type of polishing material is commonly used for finishing and smoothening the surface of ceramic restorations?
What type of medication is often prescribed after dental implant surgery to manage pain and inflammation?
What does CAD/CAM technology stand for in digital dentistry?
What complication can arise from an ill-fitting complete denture?
What is the term for the process of rebuilding the entire dentition of a patient?
Which metal offers the highest strength and durability for dental crowns but is rarely used due to its cost and biocompatibility concerns?
What advantage does laser sintering offer over traditional casting techniques for metal frameworks in dental prosthetics?
What is the recommended cleaning method for both natural teeth and implant-supported crowns?
Which of the following is a disadvantage of gold crowns?
What diagnostic tool is most helpful in assessing the fit and pressure distribution of a denture?
Which dental prosthesis is designed to cover the entire arch and is supported by tissues and remaining natural teeth?
What type of ceramic material is commonly used in crowns and bridges due to its strength, biocompatibility, and natural-looking appearance?
What characteristic of glass ionomer cements makes them a good choice for some temporary restorations and luting sensitive teeth?
How often should individuals with complete dentures schedule professional cleanings and checkups?
What is the purpose of immediate dentures?
What is the name of the specialized dentist who focuses on fabricating and fitting complete and partial dentures?
In prosthodontics, what does the term “occlusion” refer to?
What composite resin component provides strength and wear resistance in dental fillings?
What is the primary consideration when choosing a disinfectant solution for cleaning and maintaining dental prostheses?
Which type of dental prosthesis is NOT fixed?
What potential complication can arise from wearing dentures for extended periods without proper cleaning and maintenance?
Which material is commonly used for partial dentures?
Which type of implant restoration is most suitable for replacing a single missing molar tooth?
Which material is commonly used for the fabrication of complete dentures?
What characteristic of acrylic resin makes it a suitable material for denture bases?
What material is sometimes used for denture teeth due to its wear resistance and esthetics, although requiring specific care to prevent chipping?
What material is commonly used in implant-supported crowns due to its durability and esthetics?
Which type of dental prosthesis is most suitable for replacing a single missing tooth in the front of the mouth?
What is the term for the analysis of the way teeth come together in a bite?
What is the primary objective of maxillofacial prosthodontics?
What is the purpose of a dental inlay in prosthodontics?
What type of cementing material is commonly used for fixed prostheses like crowns and bridges due to its strong adhesion and biocompatibility?
Which type of bridge is supported by a single implant on each end?
What is the name of the specialized dentist who focuses on the placement and care of dental implants?
Which type of dental prosthesis is designed to cover the entire surface of a tooth?
What type of digital technology is increasingly used in prosthodontics for crown and bridge design and fabrication?
What is the term for the removal of a portion of a tooth to accommodate a dental restoration?
What material is known for its flexibility and resilience, making it a suitable option for removable partial dentures?
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