IMPRESSIONS IN FIXED PARTIAL DENTURE

TOPIC: IMPRESSIONS IN FIXED PARTIAL DENTURE

🎯 KEY POINTS:

🔸Electrosurgical procedure for impression making is contraindicated in patients with pacemakers.

🔸Epinephrine should be avoided in patients suffering from hypertension or cardiovascular disease, as it increases the heart rate and blood pressure.

🔸Rubber dam should not be used when impression is made with polyvinyl siloxane, as it inhibits the polymerization of the impression material.

🔸Svedopter is usually used in mandibular arch when the patient is seated in nearly upright position.

🔸Automix polyvinyl siloxane is loaded onto the tray and seated on the segment of the arch.

🔸Dento-infusor with 20% of ferric sulphate chemical is commonly used to control the haemorrhage during cervical margin preparation.

🔸Electrosurgery is also called surgical diathermy.

🔸Rotary curettage method is also called gingettage.

🔸Mechanico-chemical method (retraction cord) is supplied in three basic designs which include knitted cord,
braided cord and twisted cord.

🔸Rubber dam was introduced by S.C. Barnum.

🔎 METHODS OF FLUID CONTROL

👉 There are essentially two methods of fluid control, namely, Mechanical and Chemical Methods.

📌 MECHANICAL METHODS:

  • Rubber dam
  • High-volume suction
  • Saliva ejector
  • Svedopter

📌 CHEMICAL METHODS

  • Antisialagogues
  • Local anaesthetics (adrenaline)

📢 METHODS OF GINGIVAL RETRACTION:

  • Mechanical methods
  • Mechanico-chemical methods
  • Surgical methods

📢 COMMONLY USED ELECTROSURGICAL ELECTRODES:

  • Coagulating probe
  • Diamond loop
  • Round loop
  • Small straight probe
  • Small loop

📢 COMMON TECHNIQUES FOR GINGIVAL RETRACTION:

  • Single cord technique
  • Double cord technique
  • Infusion technique

 

📌 CLASSIFICATION OF IMPRESSION TECHNIQUES

✳️ On the Basis of the Type of Impression Trays Used:

  • Stock trays/putty wash impression technique
  • Custom tray
  • Dual arch or closed bite or triple tray impression technique
  • Segmental impression technique
  • Post-space impression technique