A frame denture is a type of removable partial denture that has a metal framework. It is narrower and thinner than an acrylic denture, provides good tooth support, and helps keep the health of the gingival margins. The metal framework conducts heat well and is unbreakable. A frame denture can support teeth either through direct contact with the teeth or through supporting the surrounding mucosa and periodontal tissues.
A frame denture is a type of removable partial denture that has a metal framework. It is narrower and thinner than an acrylic denture, provides good tooth support, and helps keep the health of the gingival margins. The metal framework conducts heat well and is unbreakable. A frame denture can support teeth either through direct contact with the teeth or through supporting the surrounding mucosa and periodontal tissues.
A frame denture is a type of removable partial denture that has a metal framework. It is narrower and thinner than an acrylic denture, provides good tooth support, and helps keep the health of the gingival margins. The metal framework conducts heat well and is unbreakable. A frame denture can support teeth either through direct contact with the teeth or through supporting the surrounding mucosa and periodontal tissues.
A frame denture is a type of removable partial denture that has a metal framework. It is narrower and thinner than an acrylic denture, provides good tooth support, and helps keep the health of the gingival margins. The metal framework conducts heat well and is unbreakable. A frame denture can support teeth either through direct contact with the teeth or through supporting the surrounding mucosa and periodontal tissues.
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Frame Denture
(Removable Partial Denture)
Metal Frame Acrylic Denture / Provisional D. Frame Denture
-Narrow & thiner
-Good thermal conductivity -Unbreakable -Tooth support -Keep health Ginggival margin
Maxillary Metal Frame Maxillary Acrylic D.
Denture Supporting Tissue 1. Tooth Support 2. Mucosa Suport 3. Tooth-Mucosa Support Tooth support advantages: - Stretch periodontal fiber - Periodontal fluid act as schock absorbent - Neurve receptors: alarm system - Periodontal tissue > wide than the mucosa Micrograph of the attached and free gingiva above the field of the previous figure. The oral surface of the gingiva has depressions on its surface. These depressions are visible in the oral cavity as a stippling which gives healthy gingiva an "orange peel" H a rd P a la te appearance.
Higher magnification micrograph of the junction of
attached gingiva and alveolar mucosa. Bone is at the left, the epithelium is at the right, and in between is the lamina propria. The epithelium of the attached gingiva is penetrated by large connective tissue papillae, while the epithelium of the alveolar mucosa is thinner and contains no connective tissue papillae. The vessels visible beneath the alveolar mucosa cause it to appear Micrograph of a region of the attached bright red, whereas the thicker gingiva appears gingiva. The connective tissue pink. papillae are longer and more numerous than in the previous figure. The surface of this epithelium is - Attach ginggiva covered by a relatively homogeneous - Keratinized cells layer of keratinized cells Hard palate Woven bone sometimes persists in the hard palate into adulthood. Can you see any. Great views of Sharpey's fibers here. You can also review the type of glands in the hard palate and the appearance of a mucoperiosteum Human skin section showing the epidermis and dermis.