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“FIXED AND REMOVABLE PROSTHODONTIST 2004” TERRY T. TANAKA, D. D.S. Clinical Professor, University of Southern California, School of Dentistry, Private Practice, Chula Vista, CA 619/420-6915 FAX

How to fill out fixed and removable prosthodontics

How to fill out fixed and removable prosthodontics:

1. First, assess the patient's oral health and determine the specific needs for fixed and removable prosthodontics. This may involve taking impressions and conducting diagnostic tests.
2. Create a treatment plan based on the patient's needs and preferences. This includes determining the type of prosthodontics required (fixed or removable), the materials to be used, and any necessary adjustments to the patient's existing teeth or structures.
3. Prepare the patient's mouth for prosthodontics by addressing any existing dental issues, such as tooth decay or gum disease. This may involve performing necessary dental procedures, such as fillings or dental cleanings.
4. If fixed prosthodontics are required, prepare the abutment teeth by reducing their size and shape to accommodate the prosthesis. This may also involve taking additional impressions for the fabrication of the prosthesis.
5. Fabricate the fixed or removable prosthodontics in a dental laboratory or using computer-aided design and manufacturing (CAD/CAM) technology. This process may involve casting metal frameworks, creating porcelain veneers, or fabricating removable dentures, among other techniques.
6. Once the prosthodontics are ready, the dentist will ensure proper fit and aesthetics. For fixed prosthodontics, the dentist will use dental cement or bonding agents to permanently affix the prosthesis to the abutment teeth. For removable prosthodontics, the dentist will ensure a secure fit using clasps, bars, or other retention methods.
7. Instruct the patient on proper care and maintenance of the prosthodontics. This includes regular cleaning, avoiding certain foods that may damage the prosthesis, and scheduling regular dental check-ups.
8. Schedule follow-up appointments to monitor the patient's comfort, functionality, and overall satisfaction with the fixed or removable prosthodontics. Adjustments or repairs may be needed to ensure optimal performance.

Who needs fixed and removable prosthodontics:

1. Individuals who have lost one or more teeth due to various reasons, such as tooth decay, gum disease, or trauma, may require fixed or removable prosthodontics.
2. Patients with significant tooth damage or wear may benefit from fixed or removable prosthodontics to restore proper function and aesthetics.
3. Those with congenital dental anomalies or developmental disorders may require fixed or removable prosthodontics to improve their oral health and quality of life.
4. Individuals experiencing age-related tooth loss or edentulism (complete tooth loss) often rely on removable dentures or fixed implant-supported prosthodontics to restore their ability to chew and speak properly.
5. Patients undergoing orthodontic treatment or jaw surgery may need fixed or removable prosthodontics as part of their comprehensive dental care plan.

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What is fixed and removable prosthodontics?

Fixed prosthodontics involves the fabrication of artificial teeth that are permanently attached to natural teeth or dental implants, while removable prosthodontics refers to the creation of artificial teeth that can be removed and reinserted by the patient.

Who is required to file fixed and removable prosthodontics?

Fixed and removable prosthodontics are typically performed by prosthodontists, who are dental specialists trained in the replacement and restoration of teeth.

How to fill out fixed and removable prosthodontics?

Filling out fixed and removable prosthodontics involves documenting the specific details of the dental procedure, including the materials used, the size and shape of the artificial teeth, and any relevant patient information.

What is the purpose of fixed and removable prosthodontics?

The purpose of fixed and removable prosthodontics is to replace missing teeth, improve oral functionality, enhance aesthetics, and restore the patient's ability to chew, speak, and smile properly.

What information must be reported on fixed and removable prosthodontics?

On fixed and removable prosthodontics, information such as the patient's name, age, medical history, the specific dental procedure performed, the materials used, and any complications or follow-up instructions should be reported.