DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT PLANNING IN CD

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• Option 1
• Option 2
• Option 3
• Option 4
• Option 5

R) What is the first step in the diagnosis and treatment planning process for complete dentures?

• Obtain a medical history
• Make a dental cast
• Determine the patient's treatment goals
• Perform a complete oral examination
• Prescribe medications

(R) Which of the following is NOT a factor to consider when evaluating a patient's oral cavity for complete dentures?

• Tooth loss
• Bone loss
• Salivary gland function
• Taste preferences
• Lip support

(R) Which of the following is NOT a type of impression material typically used in the fabrication of complete dentures?

• Polyvinyl siloxane
• Zinc oxide-eugenol
• Alginate
• Hydrocolloid
• Acrylic resin

(R) Which of the following is NOT a step in the process of making a dental cast for complete dentures?

• Pouring the cast
• Trimming the cast
• Taking an impression
• Setting the teeth
• Polishing the cast

(R) What is the final step in the process of fabricating complete dentures?

• Taking the impression
• Pouring the cast
• Setting the teeth
• Polishing the dentures
• Fitting the dentures

U) Which of the following is NOT a reason why a patient may choose to have complete dentures?

• To replace missing teeth
• To improve the appearance of their smile
• To correct overcrowding or misalignment of teeth
• To treat sleep apnea
• To improve chewing and speaking ability

(U) How does the thickness of the denture base affect the stability and retention of complete dentures?

• Thicker bases provide better stability and retention
• Thinner bases provide better stability and retention
• The thickness of the base has no effect on stability and retention
• It depends on the specific case
• It is not a factor that is considered when fabricating dentures

(U) How does the shape of the denture teeth affect the function and esthetics of complete dentures?

• Rounder teeth provide better function and esthetics
• Pointed teeth provide better function and esthetics
• The shape of the teeth has no effect on function and esthetics
• It depends on the specific case
• It is not a factor that is considered when fabricating dentures

(U) How does the number of denture teeth affect the function and esthetics of complete dentures?

• More teeth provide better function and esthetics
• Fewer teeth provide better function and esthetics
• The number of teeth has no effect on function and esthetics
• It depends on the specific case
• It is not a factor that is considered when fabricating dentures