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McCracken's Removable Partial Prosthodontics
This has been the standard text for principles and concepts of removable partial denture treatment planning and design for more than 40 years. Content extends from initial contact with the patient to post-treatment care. Readers will find all the evidence-based information needed to diagnose, design, develop and sequence a treatment plan.• The newest techniques, procedures, and equipment are introduced and evaluated.• A six-page section in the chapter on Major and Minor Connectors (Chapter 5) reviews various major connectors side-by-side for quick comparison to help in the decision-making process.• Various techniques are presented throughout, to allow readers to select and incorporate applicable techniques on a case-by-case basis.• Chapters are presented in three logically sequenced sections: General Concepts and Treatment Planning; Clinical and Laboratory Procedures; and Maintenance.• Self-assessment aids pose questions at the end of each chapter to stimulate discussion and ensure comprehension.• Terminology is consistent with the most recent edition of The Glossary of Prosthodontic Terms, keeping readers updated on the language currently used in dental schools and dental practices.• Completely revised and digitised art program displays high-quality color images to help readers visualise techniques and materials used in prosthetic dentistry.• Up-to-date literature is divided by topic and listed in the Selected Reading Resources at the end of the book.• An entirely new chapter on Partially Edentulous Epidemiology, Physiology, and Terminology (Chapter 1) offers expanded coverage of terminology and basic information on changing treatment needs for partially edentulous patients based on retention of teeth in aging patients.• A new maxillofacial chapter reviews the principles of removable partial denture service for this unique patient group.• Detailed discussions of prostheses that are supported by dental implants keeps pace with the latest options for replacing teeth.• A full-color design includes clinical photos and illustrations that bring the subject to life.• New, high-quality line drawings are enhanced with color and detail.
| Author: |
Glenn P.McGivney and Alan B. Carr |
| Edition: |
11 |
| ISBN: |
0323026281 / 9780323026284 |
| Publisher: |
Mosby |
| Binding: |
Hardcover |
| Year Published: |
2004 |
| Back Cover: |
| Not Available |
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| Contents: |
* Introduction and Terminology
* Introduction
* Terminology
* Clasp-Retained Partial Denture
* Points of View
* Six Phases of Partial Denture Service
* Education of patient
* Diagnosis, treatment planning, design, treatment sequencing, and mouth preparation
* Support for distal extension denture bases
* Establishment and verification of occlusal relations and tooth arrangements
* Initial placement procedures
* Periodic recall
* Reasons for Failure of Clasp-Retained
* Partial Dentures
* Classification of Partially Edentulous Arches
* Requirements of an Acceptable Method of Classification
* Kennedy Classification
* Applegate's rules for applying the
* Kennedy classification
* Biomechanics of Removable Partial Dentures
* Biomechanical Considerations
* Possible Movements of Partial Denture
* Major and Minor Connectors
* Major Connectors
* Mandibular major connectors
* Maxillary major connectors
* Minor Connectors
* Functions
* Form and location
* Tissue stops
* Finishing Lines
* Reaction of Tissues to Metallic Coverage
* Major Connectors in Review
* Rests and Rest Seats
* Form of the Occlusal Rest and Rest Seat
* Extended Occlusal Rest
* Interproximal Occlusal Rest Seats
* Internal Occlusal Rests
* Support for Rests
* Lingual Rests on Canines and Incisor Teeth
* Incisal Rests and Rest Seats
* Direct Retainers
* Internal Attachments
* Extracoronal Direct Retainers
* Relative uniformity of retention
* Flexibility of clasp arms
* Stabilizing-reciprocal cast clasp arm
* Criteria for Selecting a Given Clasp Design
* Basic Principles of Clasp Design
* Circumferential clasp
* Bar clasp
* Combination clasp
* Other Types of Retainers
* Indirect Retainers
* Factors Influencing Effectiveness of
* Indirect Retainers
* Auxiliary Functions of Indirect Retainers
* Forms of Indirect Retainers
* Auxiliary occlusal rest
* Canine extensions from occlusal rests
* Canine rests
* Cingulum bars (continuous bars) and linguoplates
* Modification areas
* Rugae support
* Denture Base Considerations
* Functions of Denture Bases
* Tooth-supported partial denture base
* Distal extension partial denture base
* Methods of Attaching Denture Bases
* Ideal Denture Base Material
* Advantages of Metal Bases
* Accuracy and permanence of form
* Comparative tissue response
* Thermal conductivity
* Weight and bulk
* Methods of Attaching Artificial Teeth
* Need for Relining
* Stress-Breakers (Stress Equalizers)
* Principles of Removable Partial Denture Design
* Factors Influencing Design
* Differentiation between Two Main Types of
* Removable Partial Dentures
* Essentials of Partial Denture Design
* Components of Partial Denture Design
* Additional Considerations Influencing Design
* Surveying
* Description of Dental Surveyor
* Purposes of Surveyor
* Factors That Determine Path of Placement and Removal
* Step-by-Step Procedures in Surveying a
* Diagnostic Cast
* Final Path of Placement
* Recording Relation of Cast to Surveyor
* Surveying the Master Cast
* Measuring Retention
* Blocking out the Master Cast
* Relieving the Master Cast
* Paralleled Blockout, Shaped Blockout, Arbitrary Blockout, and Relief Diagnosis and Treatment Planning
* Clinical Examination
* Objectives of Prosthodontic Treatment
* Oral Examination
* Diagnostic Casts
* Diagnostic Findings
* Interpretation of Examination Data
* Roentgenographic interpretation
* Periodontal considerations
* Caries activity
* Prospective surgical preparation
* Endodontic treatment
* Analysis of occlusal factors
* Fixed restorations
* Orthodontic treatment
* Need for determining type of mandibular major connector
* Need for reshaping remaining teeth
* Reduction of unfavorable tooth contours
* Differential Diagnosis: Fixed or Removable Partial Dentures
* Indications for use of fixed restorations
* Indications for removable partial dentures
* Choice between Complete Dentures and Removable Partial Dentures
* Factors in Selecting Metal Alloys for
* Removable Partial Denture Frameworks
* Preparation of Mouth for Removable Partial Dentures
* Oral Surgical Preparation
* Conditioning of Abused and Irritated Tissues
* Periodontal Preparation
* Objectives of periodontal therapy
* Periodontal diagnosis and treatment planning
* Initial disease control therapy (phase 1)
* Definitive periodontal surgery (phase 2)
* Recall maintenance (phase 3)
* Advantages of periodontal therapy
* Abutment Teeth Preparation
* Preparation of Abutment Teeth
* Classification of Abutment Teeth
* Sequence of Abutment Preparations on Sound Enamel or Existing Restorations
* Abutment Preparations Using Conservative Restorations
* Abutment Preparations Using Crowns
* Splinting of Abutment Teeth
* Use of Isolated Teeth as Abutments
* Missing Anterior Teeth
* Temporary Crowns When a Partial Denture Is Being Worn
* Fabricating Restorations to Fit Existing Denture Retainers
* Impression Materials and Procedures for Removable Partial Dentures
* Rigid Materials
* Thermoplastic Materials
* Elastic Materials
* Impressions of the Partially Edentulous Arch
* Individual Impression Trays
* Support for the Distal Extension Denture Base
* Distal Extension Removable Partial Denture
* Factors Influencing the Support of a Distal Extension Base
* Anatomic Form Impression
* Methods for Obtaining Functional Support for the Distal Extension Base
* Occlusal Relationships for Removable Partial Dentures
* Desirable Occlusal Contact Relationships for Removable Partial Dentures
* Methods for Establishing Occlusal Relationships
* Materials for Artificial Posterior Teeth
* Establishing Jaw Relations for a Mandibular
* Removable Partial Denture Opposing a
* Maxillary Complete Denture
* Laboratory Procedures
* Duplicating a Stone Cast
* Waxing the Partial Denture Framework
* Spruing, Investing, Burnout, Casting, and
* Finishing of the Partial Denture Framework
* Making Record Bases
* Occlusion Rims
* Making a Stone Occlusal Template from a Functional Occlusal Record
* Arranging Posterior Teeth to an Opposing Cast or Template
* Types of Anterior Teeth
* Waxing and Investing the Partial Denture before Processing Acrylic Resin Bases
* Processing the Denture
* Remounting and Occlusal Correction to an Occlusal Template
* Polishing the Denture
* Work Authorizations for Removable Partial Dentures
* Work Authorization
* Content
* Function
* Characteristics
* Definitive Instructions by Work Authorizations
* Legal Aspects of Work Authorizations
* Delineation of Responsibilities by Work Authorizations
* Initial Placement, Adjustment, and Servicing of the Removable Partial Denture
* Adjustments to Bearing Surfaces of Denture Bases
* Occlusal Interference from Denture Framework
* Adjustment of Occlusion in Harmony with
* Natural and Artificial Dentition
* Instructions to the Patient
* Follow-up Services
* Relining and Rebasing the Removable Partial Denture
* Relining Tooth-Supported Denture Bases
* Relining Distal Extension Denture Bases
* Methods of Reestablishing Occlusion on a
* Relined Partial Denture
* Repairs and Additions to Removable Partial Dentures
* Broken Clasp Arms
* Fractured Occlusal Rests
* Distortion or Breakage of Other
* Components---Major and Minor Connectors
* Loss of a Tooth or Teeth Not Involved in the Support or Retention of the Restoration
* Loss of an Abutment Tooth Necessitating Its
* Replacement and Making a New Direct Retainer
* Other Types of Repairs
* Repair by Soldering
* Temporary Removable Partial Dentures
* Appearance
* Space Maintenance
* Reestablishing Occlusal Relationships
* Conditioning Teeth and Residual Ridges
* Interim Restoration during Treatment
* Conditioning the Patient for Wearing a Prosthesis
* Removable Partial Denture Considerations in Maxillofacial
* Maxillofacial Prosthetics
* Intraoral Prostheses Design Considerations
* Maxillary prostheses
* Mandibular prostheses
* Treatment planning
* Framework design
* Mandibular flange prosthesis
* Jaw relation records
* Summary
* Selected Reading Resources
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| About The Author: |
Glen P. McGivney, DDS, FACD
Department of Removable Prosthodontics, University of Buffalo School of Dentistry, Buffalo, New York, USA
Alan B. Carr, DMD, MS,
The Ohio State University, College of Dentistry, Columbus, Ohio, USA |
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