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Prostho 3
Prostho 3
Atiyah
1. Repair of clasps
2. Repair of occlusal rests (very difficult)
3. Repair of major and minor connectors.
4. Repair should include either acrylic or
metallic.
5. Repair of loss of tooth (non-restorable
carious tooth) abutment or included in RPD
or not included.
6. How to include crown with the same RPD.
Repair of clasps:
Casted clasp: flat towards the tooth and rounded outside (Co-Chr) I try to adapt my clasp and
bend bucco-lingually only.
Wrought wire clasp (ready-made) you can adjust in any direction since cross-section is circular.
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Prostho 3 (17-2-2022) 5 th Year Sara
Atiyah
I remove
the broken part and I make reconstruction.
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Atiyah
+ seond mistake: he used very rigid clasp that is aker clasp for free end
saddle case.
Patient is lucky since after clasp breakage, the dentist replaced it with
wrought wire.
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Some companies make T-shaped wrought wires gingival approach (bending and adaptation)
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Hold the 2 pieces together through sticky wax on the superficial layer (don’t put anything in the fracture
area)
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Atiyah
Here we are not talking about tooth included in the design (no clasp is related to the broken tooth)
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Preparation of crown
Seat of RPD
Then put
heavy body
overall
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