Syllabus | Preclinical Prosthodontic (Complete Dentures) | Second Year | BDS

Topic

1. what is complete denture
2. parts of complete denture
3. steps in fabrication of complete denture

1. Understand the importance of medical  & dental history, clinical & radiographic examination, do a diagnostic mounting
2. Formulate a treatment plan based on attitude of patient and classification of various soft tissue and hard tissue

1. Limiting structures in maxilla and mndible
2. Primary and secondary stress bearing area in maxilla and mandible
3. Relief areas in maxilla and mandible

1. Intro and classification of impressions
2. Principles and objectives
3. Primary impression making
4. Special trays
5. Border moulding
6. Secondary or final impression

1. Mandibular movements in various planes
2. Chewing cycle
3. Introduction to jaw relations

1. Definition of orientation jaw relation, hinge axis, facebow
2. Concept of hinge axis
3. Different type of face bows and their use
4. Anterior and posterior points of references

1. Definitions
2. Vertical jaw relation at rest and methods to record it
3. Vertical jaw relation at occlusion and method to record it
4. Physiologic rest position
5. Freeway space
6. Problems faced if vertical dimension increased or decreased

1. Definition of centric relation, centric occlusion, maximal intercuspal position
2. Importance of centric relation
3. Various concepts and classification of methods to record centric relation
4. Problems if centric relation and occlusion not given

1. steps in anterior teeth selection
2. steps in posterior teeth selection
3. SPA concept
4. Steps in arrangement of teeth
5. Important criterions for arrangement of artificial teeth
6. Neutral zone

1. Definition of balanced occlusion
2. Various types of occlusion in complete dentures
3. Factors affecting balanced occlusion
4. How to achieve balanced occlusion

1. Requirements and need of relining and rebasing.
2. Materials Used
3. Techniques for relining and rebasing

1. definition
2. indication and contra indication
3. techniques for fabrication

1. definition, indication and contra indications
2. advantage and disadvantages
3. types of immediate denture
4. procedure
5. precautions

1. definition, indication and contra indication
2. advantage and disadvantage
3. requirement and rationale for overdenture
4. types of overdenture
5. procedure to fabricate
6. implant supported overdentures

1. Classification
2. Components Of
3. Implants
4. Back Ground Factors
5. Indications
6. Contraindications
7. Case Selection
8. Study Cast

1. Development of    concept of osseointegration
2. Definitions
3. Scope of osseointegration
4. Fibrointegration Vs    Osseointegration
5. Biology of Osseointegration
6. Mechanism of osseointegration
7. Contact osteogenesis vs distant osteogenesis
8. Anchorage mechanism or –Bonding mechanism
9. Biomechanical bonding
10. Biochemical bonding
11. Key factors responsible for successful osseointegration
12. Success criteria of implants
13. Clinical evaluation of osseointegration
14. Invasive methods
15. Non invasive methods
16. Failure and loss of osseointegration

1. Purpose
2. Indications
3. Classification
4. Various Types Of Maxillary And Mandibular Defects

1. Various Types Of Maxillary and Mandibular Prosthesis
2. Obturators