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level: MORPHO

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level questions: MORPHO

Question	Answer
Favorable tongue is _______________	average sized, moves freely, covered by healthy mucosa
Normally, the tongue should rest in a relaxed position on _______, this will retain denture and contribute to denture stability by controlling it during speech, mastication and swallowing	lingual flanges
TONGUE POSITION:Lateral border rest at level of _____________ while dorsum is raised above it	mandibular occlusal plane
The specialized mucosa covering the _____ is said to be a “window” on systemic diseases.	tongue
________ tongue position deprives patient of border seal of lingual **** in sublingual crescent and also may produce dislodging forces on distal regions of lingual ****.	Retruded
FRENAL ATTACHMENT CLASSIFICATION:Sulcal or low attachment	CLASS I
frenal attachment classification:more height of denture ******	CLASS I
FRENAL ATTACHMENT CLASSIFICATION:More stable with dental forces	CLASS I
FRENAL ATTACHMENT CLASSIFICATION:midway between sulcus and crest of ridge	CLASS II
FRENAL ATTACHMENT CLASSIFICATION:crestal attachment (requires frenectomy)	CLASS III
frenal attachment classification:cause problem with denture ****** when the frenum is highly attached	CLASS III
If FOM is near the level of the ridge crest, retention and stability of denture is ___	less
Hyperactive FOM reduces ________	retention and stability
THE HARD PALATE:U-shaped	CLASS I
THE HARD PALATE:most favorable for retention and stability	CLASS I
THE HARD PALATE:V-shaped; not very favorable	Class II
THE HARD PALATE:Flat or shallow vault: not very favorable, accompanied by resorbed ridges, poor resistance to lateral forces	Class III
PALATAL THROAT FORM:the soft palate is almost horizontal curving gently downward	Class I
PALATAL THROAT FORM:palatal area is wide because the curve is gentle; palatal area is wide because the curve is gentle	Class I
PALATAL THROAT FORM: turns downward at about 45 angle from the hard palate	Class II
PALATAL THROAT FORM:Narrow palatal seal	Class II
PALATAL THROAT FORM:turns downward sharply about 70 angle to the hard palate	Class III
PALATAL THROAT FORM:Narrow palatal seal	Class III
When do we leave a rf	if it is embedded in the bone and is asymptomatic
INDICATION TO REMOVAL OF PALATAL TORUS	interfere w/ the fabrication & Extends to vibrating line
The contour of a cross section of a residual ridge that would prevent the placement of a denture or other prosthesis	Undercuts
COMMON AREAS OF UNDERCUTS:	Labial portion of maxillary anterior ridge, Buccal to maxillary tuberosity, Buccal to maxillary tuberosity, Labial or lingual portion of mn anterior ridge
Undercut Management:Isolated Anterior Undercut	no problem, utilized if mild/moderate
Undercut Management:Unilateral Posterior Undercut	not present much of a problem as a path of insertion is varied
Undercut Management:Bilateral Undercut	surgical removal of the more severe one is indicated
RESIDUAL ALVEOLAR RIDGE CLASSIFICATION: square	class I
RESIDUAL ALVEOLAR RIDGE CLASSIFICATION: Class II	tapered (v-shaped)
RESIDUAL ALVEOLAR RIDGE CLASSIFICATION: associated with high arched palate, less retention and stability	class II
RESIDUAL ALVEOLAR RIDGE CLASSIFICATION: ovoid	Class III
CROSS SECTIONAL CONTOUR:wide area of support, retention, good height for stability	U-shaped
CROSS SECTIONAL CONTOUR:Good retention; bc it is wide; most favorable	U-shaped
CROSS SECTIONAL CONTOUR:have good height but less width	V-shaped
CROSS SECTIONAL CONTOUR:no support; usually leave the denture in the area because ??? or do surgical procedure to make it round	Knife edged
CROSS SECTIONAL CONTOUR:easy to move; poor stability and retention	flat
CROSS SECTIONAL CONTOUR:mas mataas pa ang floor of the mouth	inverted
vertical overlap of maxillary incisor over mandibular incisor	overbite
horizontal overlap of maxillary incisor over mandibular incisor	overjet
SALIVA:provide an insufficient film for denture retention	thin serous
SALIVA:thick ropy saliva tends to displace denture	thick mucous
SALIVA:both serous and thick	mixed
Overgrowth of fibrous tissue usually found in the border of denture	EPULIS FISSURATUM
Overextension or sharp denture border; Denture irritation hyperplasia; due to irritation	EPULIS FISSURATUM
Fungal infection (yeast) candida	INFLAMMATORY PAPILLARY HYPERPLASIA
Hindi napapalitan yung saliva which contains a lot of bacteria because the vertical dimension of the denture is low	ANGULAR CHEILITIS (PERLECHE)
A specific evaluation of existing conditions	DIAGNOSIS
The sequence of procedures planned for the treatment of a patient following diagnosis	TREATMENT PLAN
A forecast to the probable result of a disease or a course of therapy	prognosis