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success which signifies optimum healththe features or clinical conditions which are representative of this group arei no pain or tenderness in the
explain implant integrityimplant integrity a horizontal dark line at the abutment level is most probably due to screw-loosening and separation of
explain the crestal bone levelscrestal bone levels bone levels should be assessed on the mesial and distal surfaces of implants any changes
what is radiographic assessmentradiographic assessment radiographic examination is very different with implants than with teeth radiographs are
resonance frequency analysisresonance frequency analysis a non invasive device based on the principles of resonance frequency analysis rfa has been
what is periotestperiotest an electronic device originally developed by schulte designed to measure the dampening effect or attenuation
implant mobility and discomfortimplant mobility is an indication of the lack of osseointegration even if periimplant disease has progressed
suppurationhigh number of pmn cells have been detected around implants that are associated with severe signs of mucosal inflammation several studies
periimplant sulcus fluid analysis pisfthis is not a parameter for clinical use but for experimental situations however it is important for us to know
width of the periimplant keratinized mucosaclinical and experimental studies have failed to support the concept of an adequate width of keratinized
what is probing depthprobing depths can be influenced by the tissue type- shallow depths are associated with a keratinized collar whereas deeper
q what are the different radiographic techniques used for assessing osseointegrationthe different radiographic techniques used to assess
how we can measure perimplant pdperimplant pd should be measured routinely during maintenance appointment with a less probing force 02 to 03 n as the
periimplant probing depthin contrast to natural teeth for which the average periodontal probing depth pd has been reported the physiologic depth of
q what is s shaped incisionthe s - shaped incision is indicated where a papilla needs to be developed and was first described by palacci this type of
q what is continuous full thickness incision2 continuous full - thickness incisions are indicated for a variety of situations outlined below this
q what is h shaped incision and what is its purposethis type of incision is especially useful forthe anterior maxilla or mandibleaccurately
q illustrate goal of modern dentistrythe goal of modern dentistry is to restore the patient to normal contour comfort function esthetics speech and
a hollow restoration may be fabricated based on the original form determined by the diagnostic preview this restoration can be re-lined on completion
q show the impressions at first - transitional restorationsthe dental technique will have modified the abutment to the desired shape and will now be
q what do you mean by wound closuregenerally the incisions designed for minimal exposure such as the h - shaped incision do not require suturing as
q show the seating the abutmentthe clinician will need to ensure that the abutment is completely seateda radiograph may be required to confirm
full - thickness flap with a c-shaped excisional incisionin case where there is adequate soft tissue both in terms of papillary height and labial
q explain about s-shaped incision for a mini pedicle flapthe s - shaped incision is indicated where a papilla needs to be developed and was first
q explain about mandiblein the mandible attached keratinized tissue normally atrophies with the underlying bone as a result there is generally a