27/6/25 RPD PART 2
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What is the purpose of guide planes in RPD design? *
To distribute masticatory forces evenly
To direct the path of insertion and removal
To provide retention for the denture
To increase the occlusal vertical dimension
What is a characteristic feature of I-bar RPDs *
They require no tooth contact
They are designed to minimize tooth contact
They are purely tissue-supported
They are used exclusively for aesthetic purposes
What does ‘tooth-supported’ indicate in the context of RPDs? *
The denture is supported by both teeth and soft tissues
The denture is supported solely by soft tissues
The denture derives its primary support from abutment teeth
The denture is supported by dental implants only
What is the main advantage of a Swing Lock RPD? *
It is easier to fabricate than other RPDs
It provides better esthetics by hiding clasps
It splints remaining teeth together
It is suitable for long-span edentulous areas
What is the RPI system in RPD design? *
A system that uses indirect retainers exclusively
A modiBed I-bar system that reduces tooth contact
A system that relies on tissue support only
A system that uses rotational paths for insertion
Which of the following is a disadvantage of unilateral RPDs? *
Increased retention
Potential for soft tissue injury
Enhanced aesthetics
SimpliBed design
What concept is used for stress distribution in partial dentures? *
Narrow stress distribution
Broad stress distribution
Focused stress distribution
No stress distribution
What is the function of retentive clasps in partial dentures? *
To provide stability only
To provide retention only
To provide both stability and retention
To provide neither stability nor retention
What are the functions of a lingual plate in a guide plane removable partial *
denture (RPD)?
Acts as a major connector and provides cross-arch stabilization
Provides only aesthetic improvement
Serves as a minor connector
Offers no functional beneBt
What is a disadvantage of using multiple clasps in a partial denture? *
Increased stability
Improved aesthetics
Potential for plaque accumulation
Enhanced retention
What does a mesial rest tend to produce in the abutment tooth? *
Vertical tipping
Mesial tipping
Distal tipping
No tipping
I-bar retainer used instead of ____________________ in a denture design? *
A mesio-distal rest
An occlusally approaching retainer
Direct retention
A tooth tissue junction
Which law states that for removable prostheses "the combined pericemental *
area of the abutment and the surface area of the supporting tissue should be
equal to or greater than the combined pericemental area of the teeth
being replaced"?
Ante's Law
Holmes's Law
Willis's Law
Neil's Law
The master cast should be soaked in slurry water for how many minutes *
before duplication.
5 Minutes
6 Minutes
7 Minutes
8 Minutes
On the refractory cast the ______________ will appear as an *
elevation on the edentulous ridge
spacer relief
undercuts
gingival aspects
All the Above
The refractory cast being very porous should be coated *
with a___________ (a special liquid or bees wax) so that it forms a protective
layer over the cast
sealer
relief
stoppers
none of the above
Full palate wax pattern is made of ______ gauge (thickness) *
22
24
26
28
Palatal Strap wax pattern is made of ______ gauge (thickness) *
22
24
26
28
In a lingual plate extending over the teeth the wax pattern thickness should be *
What does the following colour gauge pattern wax sheet indicates: Green *
Soft & Non Adhesive
Soft & Adhesive
Hard & Non Adhesive
Hard & Adhesive
What type of wax is poured over the edge to seal the wax pattern to the cast *
Blue casting wax
Green casting wax
Pink casting wax
Red casting wax
What does the following colour gauge pattern wax sheet indicates: Pink *
Soft & Non Adhesive
Soft & Adhesive
Hard & Adhesive
None of the Above
Name the types of spruing *
Single & Double
Double & Multiple
Single & Multiple
Single, Double & Multiple
In a case where a palatal major connector is planned for the maxilla, which of the *
following best suitable location of the sprue?
Anterior
Middle
Posterior
Any position
What are attached to the wax pattern in order to *
create a path for the molten metal to reach the wax pattern
Investing Ring
Reservior
Investment
Sprues
What is a cylindrical structure, which is used to hold the invested pattern *
Investing Ring
Casting Ring
Sprue Former
All the Above
The wax pattern should be positioned close (maximum 1/4th inch *
or 6 mm) to the free end of the investment. This helps in
Metal [ow
Burnout
Voids
Porosity
What does each sprue has where the cast metal flows in *
Ring former
Metal
Reservoir
Sprue former
The sprue former is made such that the cast is approximately ________ mm *
near the casting end of the investing ring
6 mm
8 mm
10 mm
12 mm
How to vapourize the moisture content in the investment. *
100 degrees for 2 hours
100 degrees for 1 1/2 hours
100 degrees for 2 1/2 hours
100 degrees for 1 hour
At what temperature is the mould heated to complete mould expansion, and for *
how long?
1000F (538°C) for 1 hour
1000F (538°C) for 1 1/2 hours
1000F (538°C) for 2 hours
1000F (538°C) for 3 hours
Which part of the flame is used to melt the metal *
Green
Blue
Red
Orange
How long is the casting ring bench cooled before quenching it in water? *
10 minutes
15 minutes
20 minutes
12 minutes
What is the sequence of Finishing and polishing the metal frameworks? *
Cut the sprue, remove surface irregularities, Rouge polishing
Rouge polishing, Cut the sprue, remove surface irregularities
Rouge polishing, remove surface irregularities, Cut the sprue
None of the Above
What should be coated on the tissue surface of the framework before insertion? *
Light Body
Putty
Pressure Indicating Paste
All the Above
Who demonstrated that mucosa is 4-20 times more compressible than the PDL? *
Henderson
Picton
Applegate
Steiger
Who recommend the use of I-Bars or RPI system for distal extension *
cases to avoid uneven forces on the mucosa?
Kratochvil and Henderson
Steiger
Picton and Willis
Matsumoto
Who termed them 'Load distributors' or 'Stress directors' *
Applegate
Preiskel
Steiger
Kratochvil and Henderson
Which impression it covers, and picks up the *
functional impression (first impression) along with itself.
Anatomic impression
Dual impression
Selective impression
Pick up impression
Korrecta wax developed by *
Dr OC Applegate
Dr CS Harkins
Nathan G Kaye
Dr Earl S Smith
The cast is soaked in slurry water for _________ before pouring the impression. *
15 minutes
20 minutes
10 minutes
12 minutes
_________ soft metal spacer is adapted on the cast *
before constructing the framework to provide space for the impression material.
AshNo:7
Ash No:5
Ash No:2
Ash No:3
Who developed by Adaptol wax? *
Dr Earl S Smith
Dr OC Applegate
Nathan G Kaye
Dr CS Harkins
Who developed by IOWA wax? *
Dr OC Applegate
Nathan G Kaye
Dr Earl S Smith
Dr CS Harkins
anatomical impressions are contraindicated in? *
kennedy class1
kennedy class 4
kennedy class 3
none
functional impression is used to record in case of *
kennedy class `1
kennedy class 3
kennedy class 4
all of the above
McLean's technique is a technique to record *
dual impressions
anatomic impression
functional impression
all of the above
materials used in fluid wax technique is? *
IOWA wax
Korrecta wax
both
sticky wax
what are the different technisues to record dual impressions *
[uid wax technique
McLean's technique
functional reline
all of the above
altered cast is poured in which of the following techniques? *
functional reline
[uid wax
dual impression technique
all of the above
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