Parts of Removable Partial Denture (Cast Partial Denture)
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- Опубликовано: 4 сен 2020
- In this lecture, I have briefly discussed the different components of a Removable Partial Denture (Cast Partial Denture).
- The RPD, or the removable partial denture has a very unique structure made up of various different parts that give it a complete design.
- A removable partial denture has in total 8 different parts or 8 different components.
- The components of the Removable partial denture (Cast Partial Denture) are named as:
The Major connectors
The Minor Connectors
The Rests
The Direct Retainers
The Stabilizing Component
The Indirect Retainers
The Denture Base
The Artificial Teeth
- Each of these component has a specific function to perform contributing to the stability of the removable partial denture.
- There are many other types of the individual components that are making up the removable partial denture. that I will discuss in some other video.
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I don’t understand the parts of rpd in college but in this video I completely understand the all parts n their main functions,,,, thank you so much ❤❤❤❤❤
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We would be thankful if you could make a lecture about direct and indirect retainers 😊
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Yes I have plans of uploading as many as possible on RPD and other topics as well. Stay tuned!
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Very helpful! Thank you. Can you please talk about the fulcrum and help us to understand it.
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This was very helpful, thank youuu. I have a question too, what is guiding plane? It's mentioned in McCracken.
Guiding planes are those planes that generally are parallel to the path of insertion and removal. But for the proper definition : "Two or more vertically parallel surfaces on abutment teeth and/or fixed dental prostheses oriented so as to contribute to the direction of the path of placement and removal of a removable partial denture, maxillofacial prosthesis, and overdenture." (GPT).
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Could you help me understand more about the reciprocal n retentive arm. Thank you.
Surely. I will make a seprate video on that topic.
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Nice explanation Sir! From which collage have you compeleted the BDS course?
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Question. I have been fitted for a lower partial cast metal. I am missing/replacing #29,30,31. My #28 is a pre existing crown. I can’t seem to find any pics or demos of this particular arrangement. Could anybody tell me what teeth this will clasp on to? I know my dentis said #28 for sure because it’s a crown and she can drill a clasp slot. But where else will it be anchored to? Note I have all my teeth other than these. I’m new to the denture world and kind of anxious. Thanks for any info!!!
Actually it depends on situation to situation and giving a proper diagnosis let alone a treatment plan is not at all possible in this way. That being said, clasp arrangement is usually done based on the retention required for the denture and depends on the case.
Hi!
Is it a metal partial denture a good option today?
Can I chew and eat well with it?
Do the clasps damage the healthy teeth?
Thanks!
Yes metallic denture (known as cast partial denture) is a pretty good one.
If made right then you can chew, eat, speak, do whatever you want.
And niether will the clasp damage your teeth. (If they are made right)
Don't worry at all.
Hope this helps :)
Is it necessary for an rpd to have a metal framework, we make an acrylic rpd w/o any framework and I'm confused because everywhere it is said that metal framework is a part of acrylic rpd?
I understand your confusion. Actually, ideal RPD should be made with a metal framework, hence the book describes that metal frame RPD as the only rpd and therefore that id asked in exams. But here in Pakistan (and I believe India as well, not sure about the rest of world), we make dentures with acrylic frameworks as those are very cost effective and much easier to make.
I will make a video on this topic explaining the types of rpd designs in dental practice very soon in order to clear confusions.
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What is the difference between direct arm and stabilizing component both look the same.
I am making a video on Direct retainers which will be uploaded soon. You can watch that to clear your confusion.
Sir i always get confused in indentifying the indirect retainer.
Like they are used in distal extension cases.
Like you showed 2 indirect retainer on either side
What about on left side there is 2 indirect retainer or what
Indirect retainers are generally placed on the opposite of the fulcrum line. The requirement can be fulfilled by a single indirect retainer, if placed directly opposite to the fulcrum line ( as explained in the video). But since that would have inadequate support due to weaken tooth so, therefore, we place it abit farther away, and compensate for the increased distance with two indirect retainers.
If it is still confusing, don't worry, I will make seprate videos on indirect retainers explaining it in more detail.
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Very wonderful work, Doctor😍, but if you were kind enough to include an Arabic translation for us😥
I appreciate your suggestion. I will definitely look into this and see what I can do. Thank you
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Your lecture is excellent butYou don't have to spead, it's better for both to speak slowly so we can follow your great lecture
Yes. I am glad you found it useful.
I have improved it in my further videos and will keep on improving in the future too
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Kya bina root extract kiye rpd lagwa sakte hain?
Depends the case to case. In most cases no. But in some you can use the teeth and make an "Overdenture"
I don't have any back upper abutment teeth? Now what?
Don't worry, there are many options like implant, distal extension bases etc are possible, but it will depend on case to case that which one we have to use.
What are the marginal areas?
What about them?
I mean i was asking bec i want to know what are the marginal areas doc. Thank u
I am sorry can you please elaborate your question or mention the time stamp in the video in which you have confusion.
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Can you tooking slowly 😭
Sure. I am improving on that.
Slow down the speed…its a feature we can use when someone is talking too fast or slow for the listener.
The popping sound is very annoying and distracting!
I apologize for that. In my later videos, I have reduced the volume of the sound effects while improving my own volume and audio.
Great work,please talk abit slower 💕
I have improved my speed in my future videos and will be improving on it further. Thank you for your feedback :)
I don’t clear understand , this Kind of English language 😆
What seems to be the problem? I appreciate constructive criticism
Theres a major blunder in your design. Your indirect retainer is on the wrong side. What is the need for an indirect retainer in the 3rd quadrant?
Please mention the time stamp in the video.....