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DENTURE BASE
MATERIALS
By ASMAA
GAMAL
GROUP 02 MIU
2016 / 2017
WHAT IS A
DENTURE BASE ?
Its that part of a denture which rests on
the oral mucosa and to which teeth are
attached, to provide for comfort, aesthetic,
and fundamentally accurate functions
mostly in retention and efficiency.
IDEALISTIC
FEATURES
Accuracy of adaptation
A. PROPERTIES
01
02
03
04
07
05
06
Density
Thermal conductivity
Strength, oral cleanliness
Low cost
Potential future relining as
close as possible
B. FUNCTION
The masticatory function by
supportingthe artificial teeth
and effecting the transferof
occlusal forces.
Biocompatibility ~
Metal -
AcrylicAcrylicMetal
TYPES OF DENTURE BASE MATERIALS
Based on the indicated case, denture base
selection will vary greatly depending on the
advantages and the disadvantages of each material.
B. SensitivityA. Weight and bulk
For instance :
METAL DENTURE BASE
INDICATIONS ADVANTAGES DISADVANTAGES
1. All clinical non-
aesthetics situations
2. Deep bite cases
3. Condensed inter
maxillary spaces
where a thick base
cannot be used.
4. Acrylic allergy
1. Good biocompatibility,
2. Good mechanical
properties.
3. Proper transmission of
sense of taste and heat,
providing a natural feel
for the patients.
1. Patients allergic to
metal <rare>
2. Lack of proper
extension in buccal
shelf area.
3. AESTHETICS
ACRYLIC
DENTURE
BASE
The acrylic
resin material
is considered
an aesthetic
denture base
and is
preferable to
patients
mainly for of
its natural
appearance.
 Distal extension cases where relining
is required frequently
 Patients allergic to metal.
 Inadequate mechanical properties
 Poor thermal conductivity
 Low impact strength
 Can only be used as temporary
Replacement in most cases.
 Irritant
 Ease of repair and manipulation
 Adequate strength
 Low cost
 Light weight
 Satisfactory color.
INDICATIONS DISADVANTAGES
ADVANTAGES
INDICATIONS
1. Aesthetics
2. Strength
CONTRA-INDICATIONS
1. When relining is necessary
THANKS FOR
LISTENING
Hope you enjoyed
1. Carr, Alan B, Glen P McGivney, and David T Brown.
Mccracken's Removable Partial Prosthodontics. 10th ed.
St. Louis, Mo.: Mosby, Inc., 2000. Print.
3. Veeraiyan, Deepak Nallaswamy, Karthikeyan
Ramalingam, and Vinaya Bhat. Textbook Of
Prosthodontics. 1st ed. New Delhi: Jaypee Brothers
Medical Pub., 2003. Print.
5. Barclay, S. Forsyth, A. , Felix, D H., Watson, I B. "Case
Report  Hypersensitivity To Denture Materials". British
Dental Journal 187.7 (1999): 350-352.
http://www.nature.com/bdj/journal/v187/n7/full/48002
78a.html
2. Soratur, S. H. Essentials Of Dental Materials. 1st ed. New
Dehli, India: Jaypee Brother, 2002. Print.
4. Massad, Joseph J."Metal Based Denture Vs Plastic
Dentures - Dr. Pelletier". Columbiacosmeticdental.com.
http://www.columbiacosmeticdental.com/articles/229/irm
o-cosmetic-dentist.
Refrences

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  • 2. WHAT IS A DENTURE BASE ? Its that part of a denture which rests on the oral mucosa and to which teeth are attached, to provide for comfort, aesthetic, and fundamentally accurate functions mostly in retention and efficiency.
  • 4. Accuracy of adaptation A. PROPERTIES 01 02 03 04 07 05 06 Density Thermal conductivity Strength, oral cleanliness Low cost Potential future relining as close as possible B. FUNCTION The masticatory function by supportingthe artificial teeth and effecting the transferof occlusal forces. Biocompatibility ~
  • 5. Metal - AcrylicAcrylicMetal TYPES OF DENTURE BASE MATERIALS
  • 6. Based on the indicated case, denture base selection will vary greatly depending on the advantages and the disadvantages of each material. B. SensitivityA. Weight and bulk For instance :
  • 7. METAL DENTURE BASE INDICATIONS ADVANTAGES DISADVANTAGES 1. All clinical non- aesthetics situations 2. Deep bite cases 3. Condensed inter maxillary spaces where a thick base cannot be used. 4. Acrylic allergy 1. Good biocompatibility, 2. Good mechanical properties. 3. Proper transmission of sense of taste and heat, providing a natural feel for the patients. 1. Patients allergic to metal <rare> 2. Lack of proper extension in buccal shelf area. 3. AESTHETICS
  • 8. ACRYLIC DENTURE BASE The acrylic resin material is considered an aesthetic denture base and is preferable to patients mainly for of its natural appearance.
  • 9. Distal extension cases where relining is required frequently Patients allergic to metal. Inadequate mechanical properties Poor thermal conductivity Low impact strength Can only be used as temporary Replacement in most cases. Irritant Ease of repair and manipulation Adequate strength Low cost Light weight Satisfactory color. INDICATIONS DISADVANTAGES ADVANTAGES
  • 12. 1. Carr, Alan B, Glen P McGivney, and David T Brown. Mccracken's Removable Partial Prosthodontics. 10th ed. St. Louis, Mo.: Mosby, Inc., 2000. Print. 3. Veeraiyan, Deepak Nallaswamy, Karthikeyan Ramalingam, and Vinaya Bhat. Textbook Of Prosthodontics. 1st ed. New Delhi: Jaypee Brothers Medical Pub., 2003. Print. 5. Barclay, S. Forsyth, A. , Felix, D H., Watson, I B. "Case Report Hypersensitivity To Denture Materials". British Dental Journal 187.7 (1999): 350-352. http://www.nature.com/bdj/journal/v187/n7/full/48002 78a.html 2. Soratur, S. H. Essentials Of Dental Materials. 1st ed. New Dehli, India: Jaypee Brother, 2002. Print. 4. Massad, Joseph J."Metal Based Denture Vs Plastic Dentures - Dr. Pelletier". Columbiacosmeticdental.com. http://www.columbiacosmeticdental.com/articles/229/irm o-cosmetic-dentist. Refrences