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DENTAL LABORATORY PROCEDURES, First South Asia Edition (3 Vol set)
- 1st Edition - November 30, 2016
- Editor: Sanjna Nayar
- Language: English
- Hardback ISBN:9 7 8 - 8 1 - 3 1 2 - 4 9 8 1 - 9
The focus of the current edition is to update the classical text and incorporate the advances in materials, equipment and techniques which have occurred over the last few de… Read more
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Request a sales quoteThe focus of the current edition is to update the classical text and incorporate the advances in materials, equipment and techniques which have occurred over the last few decades. Critically, these technological advances in clinical techniques, dental materials and laboratory procedures have led to more accurate and predictable outcomes of dental treatment.
Volume -1
Preface to the Second Edition ix
Acknowledgement to the First South
Asia Edition xi
About the Adaptation Editor xiii
Contributors xv
1. Effective Dentist–Technician Communication
SANJNA NAYAR AND S. RAGHAVENDRA JAYESH
Introduction 1
Paradigm of Dentist–Technician Communication 2
Basic Communication Principles 2
Medium of Communication 2
Barriers in Communication 2
Parameters in Communication 2
Feedback 3
Planning the Communication 3
Technician Soliciting New Accounts 3
Dentist in Search of a Laboratory 4
Legal and Ethical Obligations 6
Better Communication = Better Treatment Planning 6
Recent Advances in Dental Communication 6
Tooth Shades Software 7
Work Authorisation 7
Terminology 8
Evaluation and Feedback from the Dentist 8
Conclusions 9
2. Preliminary Impressions Care and Pouring
KENNETH D. RUDD, ROBERT M. MORROW, AND SANJNA NAYAR
Requirements of Cast 11
Alginate preliminary Impressions 12
Modelling Plastic Impressions 12
Procedure for Pouring a Preliminary Impression 12
Problem Areas of Alginate Impression 19
Problem Areas of Modelling Plastic Impression 20
Summary 21
3. Impression Trays
KENNETH D. RUDD, ROBERT M. MORROW, AND SANJNA NAYAR
Introduction 25
Requirements for Impression Trays 25
Impression Tray Materials and Procedure 25
Summary 41
4. Final Impressions, Boxing and Pouring
KENNETH D. RUDD, ROBERT M. MORROW, EARL E. FELDMANN,
SANJNA NAYAR, AND SUCHITA TELLA BHALERAO
Boxing Impressions 43
Indexing the Cast 59
Summary 61
5. Record Bases and Occlusion Rims
KENNETH D. RUDD, ROBERT M. MORROW, SANJNA NAYAR,
AND SUCHITA TELLA BHALERAO
Introduction of Record Bases 65
Requirements for Record Bases 66
Record Base Materials 67
Auto-Polymerising Resin Record Bases 67
Shellac Baseplates 77
Thermoplastic Resin Baseplates and Vacuum-Adapted
Resin Record Bases 78
Heat-Cured Compression-Moulded Resin Record Base 81
Fabrication of Wax Pattern Using Shellac Baseplate 82
Fabrication of Light Curable Denture Bases 89
Metal Record Base 89
Wax Occlusion Rims 89
Maxillary Occlusion Rims 93
Mandibular Occlusion Rims 96
Modelling Plastic Occlusion Rims 96
Constructing Mounting Casts 96
Summary 96
6. Articulators and Mounting Casts
KENNETH D. RUDD, ROBERT M. MORROW, SANJNA NAYAR,
AND G. SIVAGAMI
Requirements for Mounting Stone 99
Hanau Wide Vue—‘Zeroing’ Preparation 101
Transferring the Face-Bow Record to the Articulator 103
Mounting the Maxillary Cast 105
Mounting the Mandibular Cast 107
Whip Mix Articulator 116
Problem Areas 120
Summary 125
7. Artifi cial Teeth
KENNETH D. RUDD, ROBERT M. MORROW, CLARENCE L. KOEHNE,
WILLIAM B. AKERLY, S. RAGHAVENDRA JAYESH, AND SANJNA NAYAR
Acrylic and Porcelain Teeth: A Comparison 128
Components of Artifi cial Teeth 129
Selection of Artifi cial Teeth 129
Form of Teeth 131
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CONTENTSShape/Mould 132
Shade 132
Selection of Posterior Teeth 133
Mould Numbering Systems 134
Summary 139
8. Arranging of Artifi cial Teeth
RICHARD A. SMITH, A. ANDERSEN CAVALCANTI, HUGH E. WOLFE,
SANJNA NAYAR, AND R. VASUDEVAN
Introduction 142
Guidelines and Considerations for Anterior
Teeth Arrangement 142
Setting Principles for Anterior Teeth 148
Guidelines and Considerations for Arrangement
of Posterior Teeth 151
Setting Principles for Posterior Teeth 153
Types of Occlusion in Completely Edentulous Cases 153
Balanced Occlusion 153
Neutrocentric Occlusion 165
Lingualized Occlusion 169
Try-In 171
Summary 171
9. Waxing and Processing
KENNETH D. RUDD, ROBERT M. MORROW, EARL E. FELDMANN,
AMBROCIO V. ESPINOZA, CHARLOTTE A. GORNEY, SANJNA NAYAR,
PADMA ARIGA, N. SHIVAKUMAR, AND G. MOHIT KUMAR
Waxing for Try-In Dentures 173
Processing by Compression Moulding Technique 179
Processing by Injection Moulding Technique 191
Summary 196
10. Finishing, Polishing, Denture Markers
and Denture Duplication
KENNETH D. RUDD, ROBERT M. MORROW, AMBROCIO V. ESPINOZA†,
JESSE S. LEACHMAN, SANJNA NAYAR, R. VENKATESHWARAN,
N. SHIVAKUMAR, AND G. MOHIT KUMAR
Defl asking 197
Remounting Dentures 201
Making a Face-Bow Index 203
Removing Dentures from Cast 205
Finishing of the Denture 206
Polishing the Complete Denture 207
Polishing Teeth 209
Denture Markers 210
Requirements of Denture Bar Coding Identifi cation 211
Denture Duplication 214
Summary 219
11. Characterisation of the Complete Dentures
SANJNA NAYAR, R. VASUDEVAN, AND U. ARUNA
Introduction 221
Communication Between Dentist and Laboratory
Technician 222
Characterising the Denture Bases 222
Adding Details to Anatomic Wax Contouring 223
Colouring the Denture Base 228
Finishing of Characterised Dentures 240
Characterising the Denture Teeth 243
Practice Mould 245
Summary 248
12. Metal Bases
JAMES S. BRUDVIK AND SANJNA NAYAR
History 249
Requirements for Cast Metal Bases 249
Design Principles 249
Summary 260
13. Relining and Rebasing
KENNETH D. RUDD, ROBERT M. MORROW, R. NEAL EDWARDS,
AMBROCIO V. ESPINOZA†, SUCHITA TELLA BHALERAO,
AND SANJNA NAYAR
Introduction 263
Articulator Method Procedure 263
Relining Using the Dental Flask Method Procedure 271
Rebasing 273
Articulator Method 275
Flask Method of Rebasing Procedure 278
Summary 282
14. Soft Liners
MICHAEL J. MAGINNIS, GERALD T. GAUBERT,
SUCHITA TELLA BHALERAO, AND SIDDHARTH BHALERAO
Requirements of Resilient Denture Baseliners 283
Resilient Liner Materials 283
Reline Procedure 285
Summary 295
15. Repairs
KENNETH D. RUDD, ROBERT M. MORROW, ALEXANDER R. HALPERIN,
SANJNA NAYAR, SUCHITA TELLA BHALERAO
Repairing Denture with Fractured Teeth 297
Procedure 298
Problem Areas 299
Procedure 302
Problem Areas 303
Repairing Fractured Denture Non-Separated Fracture 305
Procedure 305
Procedure 309
Problem Areas 310
Adding a Posterior Palatal Seal 312
Procedure 314
Problem Areas 315
Summary 317
16. Laboratory Procedures for Immediate
Complete Dentures
KENNETH D. RUDD, ROBERT M. MORROW,
U. ARUNA, AND SANJNA NAYAR
Constructing Immediate Dentures 322
Impression Trays for Immediate Dentures 322
Procedure 322
†Deceased.
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Custom Posterior Trays 322
Full-Arch Impression Trays 327
Two-Piece Trays 336
Construction of Record Bases 341
Shellac Baseplates 341
Resin Record Bases 343
Occlusion Rims 349
Setting the Teeth 349
Waxing the Immediate Denture 356
Flasking the Immediate Denture 356
Packing and Curing 359
Finishing and Polishing of Immediate Denture 360
Summary 363
17. Maxillofacial Procedures
FREDRICK M. MATVIAS, SANJNA NAYAR, AND S. BHUMINATHAN
Intraoral Prosthesis 366
Silicone Bulb 368
Hollow Acrylic Bulb 370
Edentulous Mandibular Resection Device 372
Dentulous Mandibular Resection Device 374
Problem Areas for Mandibular
Resection Devices 374
Extraoral Prosthesis 380
Auricular Prosthesis 381
Summary 388
18. Sterilisation and Disinfection
RAMAKRISHNA SHENOI AND SANJNA NAYAR
Introduction 389
Disinfectants 390
Individual Impression Materials 391
Summary 394
Index
- No. of pages: 1408
- Language: English
- Edition: 1
- Published: November 30, 2016
- Imprint: Elsevier India
- Hardback ISBN: 9788131249819
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Sanjna Nayar
Prof. Dr. Sanjna Nayar, is a Prosthodontist and Implantologist with an academic experience of over two and a half decades. Dr Sanjna Nayar has been recognized with the titles of Fellow of the International Congress Of Oral Implantologists and Masters in Prosthetics section of the International Congress of Oral Implantologists. An astute clinician and a passionate teacher, she believes that learning is a passion which underlies all her teaching. She has published extensively, is on the editorial board of various journals. Dr. Sanjna Nayar has lectured and conducted workshops, globally on Nanotechnology , Implantology and Full Mouth Rehabilitation. A researcher with a vision for the future in the field of dental education, has authored various books. A post graduate of Government Dental College and Hospital, Nagpur, Maharashtra,India. She is currently, the Professor and Head, Department of Prosthodontics and Implantology and Director, Edentulism and Anodontia Research Centre, Sree Balaji Dental College and Hospital, Bharath university, Chennai, India.
Highlights
•Accomplished researcher in implantology and nanotechnology
•Guest speaker at various international and national podium
•Post graduate mentor
•Resourceful academic advisor
•Inspiring professor
•Publications in various international and national journals
• Authored multiple books
Academic qualification
MDS prosthodontics and oral implantology
Fellow of the international congress of oral implantologists
Masters in prosthetics section of the international congress of oral implantologists
Accomplishments
•Authored dental laboratory procedure books, first south asia edition -rudd and morrow (3 volumes)
•Authored a book on history of prosthodontics
•Authored dental book on smile design
•Authored dental book color science and shade selection
•Contributor on anterior guidance in a book on anterior esthetics
•Co-authored a book on dental materials in conjunction with dr.mgr medical university chennai
•Authored numerous articles published in national and international journals including hong kong dental journals, european dental journals.
Papers published:
1. Ormocer an innovative technology”: a replacement of conventional cements and veeners?A comparative in vitro analysis; european journal of dentistry 11(1),58; 2017
2. Analysis of curve of spee and curve of wilson in adult indian population:a three- dimensional measurement study;journal of indian prosthodontic society 16(4) 335; 2016
3. combination restoration in full mouth rehabilitation(retraction of vol7, pg s 288, )2016
4. An innovative simplified method for assessing available bone in mandible for implant. The journal of indian prosthodontic society16(2), 213 ;2016
5. Evaluation depth of the curve of spee in class i, class ii, class iii malocclusion- a cross sectional study. Journal of pharmacy and bio-allied 7(suppl 1), s 92;2015
6. Co-relation between arch form and facial form- a cross sectional study.journal of pharmacy and bio-allied 7(suppl 1), s 85;2015
7. A paradigm shifttin the concept for making dental impression. Journal of pharmacy and bio-allied 7(suppl 1), s 213;2015
8. Fibre reinforced composite in prosthodontics. A system review.journal of pharmacy and bio-allied 7(suppl 1), s 220.;2015
9. Combination restoration in full mouth rehabilitation. Journal of pharmacy and bio-allied 7(suppl 1), s 220.;2015
10. A comparative study to evaluate the osteoblastic cell behavior of two nano coated titanium surface with nafion sterilized membrane. Indian journal of prosthodontics society 15(1,33);2015
11. Relationship between occlusal plane and ala tragus line in dentate individuals a clinical pilot study. Journal of pharmacy and bio-allied 7(suppl 1), s 95, 2015
12. Loop connectors in dentogenic diastema. Journal of pharmacy and bio-allied 7(suppl 1), s 279, 2015
13. Expanding digits of maxillofacial prosthodontics. Journal of pharmacy and bio-allied 7(suppl 1), s 285;2015
14. Rapid prototyping and stereo lithiography in dentistry. Journal of pharmacy and bio-allied 7(suppl 1), s 216, 2015
15. Enhanced esthetic with all ceramic restoration. Journal of pharmacy and bio-allied 7(suppl 1), s 282, 2015
16. Thermographic analysis of completely edentulous patients with and without complete dentures- a clinical pilot study. Bioscience , biotechnology research asia:2014: 11(1) ,211-218.
17. Primary failure of eruption – a case report with cone beam computerized tomographic imaging.2014: journal of clinical diagnostic research: vol 8: issue4: page 14-16.;2014
18. Impression techniques in implantology:areview:journal of pharmaceutical,biological and chemical sciences:2014:5(2) pg 1934.
19. Cad cam in prosthodontics: a review, research journal of pharmaceutical, biological and chemical sciences:2014 :5(2)pg:1951.
20. Restorative of anterior facial cortical bone defect with grafts and placement of immediate implants for restoring facial esthetics: a success story. Ijmd vol 4, issue 3, may-july 2014.
21. Die materials and technique. Part ii. Ijmd vol 4, issue 3, may-july 2014.
22. Modified impression procedures for abnormal ridges in complete dentures 2014 : research journal of pharmaceutical, biological and chemical sciences 5(@) :1951.
23. Comparative evaluation of retention force and porosity for titanium and cobalt chromium clasp assembly- an invitro study, world applied sciences journal:2014: 30(6)757-761.
24. Edentulism and public awareness-an epidemiological study.biomedical&pharmacology journal 2013: vol: 6: no1.
25. Sectional complete denture with nitinol springs for a patient with microstomia. Hong kong dental journal 2012, 9: 43 – 46.
26. Comparative evaluation comparative evaluation of gingival displacement using expasyl, magic foam cord and medicated retraction cord – an in-vitro study – trends in prosthodontics and dental implantology, jan 2012, vol.3, no.1, pg 8-11.
27. Prosthodontic management of a completely edentulous patient with bell’s palsy – indian journal of multidisciplinary dentistry, vol.2, issue 1, november 2011 – january 2012, pg. 404 – 406.
28. Occlusal principles and consideration for osteointegrated prosthesis. Iosr journal of dental and medical sciences. Vol 3, issue 5 (jan-feb) 2012, pg 47-54.
29. Upsurge of nanotechnology in dentistry and dental implants – indian journal of multidisciplinary dentistry, vol.2, issue 1, nov 2011 – january 2012, pg 404-406.
30. Comparison of the dimensional accuracy and surface detail reproduction of different impression material under dry and moist coditions- an invitro study (ijcd) june 2012-3(2).
31. Die material and system for fixed partial denture. Part i. Ijmd vol 2, issue 4, aug-oct 2012.
32. Full mouth rehabilitation of patient with severely attrited dentition – indian journal of multidisciplinary dentistry, vol.1, issue 3, march – april 2011, pg 157-160.
33. Surface configuration of implant surface in mgr university on march 6th 2011.
34. Prosthetic management of patient with completely edentulous patient with bell’s palsy. Ijmd 2 (1), 404-6 2011
35. Primary failure of eruption: an insight on the cause, features and management – journal of applied medicine and surgery, vol.1, issue 1, october – december 2011, pg 08 – 2010.
36. The effect of post-core and ferrule effect on the fracture resistance of endodontically treated maxillary central incisors – indian journal of dental research 2008, vol.19, pg. 17-21.
37. Prosthetic management of hiv/aids patient in the journal of indian prosthodontic society 83; 2007.
38. Occlusion indicators: a review in the journal of indian prosthodontic society 2007, vol.7, issue 4.
39. Clinical assessment of primary stability of endosseous implants placed in the incisor region – an in vivo study, indian journal of dental research october – december issue 2007.
40. Fabrication of duplicate denture from existing complete denture – journal of indian prosthodontic society, october 2007.
41. Prosthetic management of a patient with treacher collins syndrome. Indian journal of dental research june 2006 vol.17, pg. 78-81.
42. Comparative evaluation of accuracy of six different implant impressions. 2006.
43. Prosthetic rehabilitation of individuals with ectodermal dysplasia – a report of 2 cases. Indian journal of dental research, july – september 2005.
Affiliations and expertise
Professor and Head, Department of Prosthodontics and Implantology
Sree Balaji Dental College & Hospital, Pallikaranai, Chennai