Cut off impression in UOF

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How to cut off impression in UOF

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What is an undercut in dentistry?

1. That part of a tooth cavity that provides an area of resistance to withdrawal or removal of a restoration. It is a desirable feature for an amalgam restoration but is undesirable for cast restorations. 2. That portion of a tooth surface that lies between the gingival margin and the height of contour of the tooth.

What are the possible errors during the optical impression procedure?

The most common causes of errors performing optical impression were the result of: improper preparation of teeth, the instability of the scanner in the mouth of the patient, incorrect position and angle of the scanner to the object scanning, contrast spray applied in uneven layer, the presence of fluid in the region

What are the four types of impression?

We collect statistics on four kinds of impressions: standard impressions, rendered impressions, visible impressions and viewable impressions.

Why must an alginate impression be left in a patients mouth for the entire time specified by the manufacturer?

Alginate materials start setting from the tooth surface to the impression tray. Pressure will cause impression to set under strain. On removing the impression from mouth, these strains will be released, causing distortion and an inaccurate cast.

What are the 3 most common impression materials?

Clinicians may be better served to stock more than one type of impression material to accommodate a variety of clinical situations. This article will discuss the 3 most common classifications of impression materials: polyether (PE), vinyl polysiloxane (VPS), and a hybrid material called vinyl polyether siloxane (VPES).

What are the most common impression errors, the possible causes and solutions?

The most common dental impression errors include: Poor Tray Selection. Inadequate Impression Material Mixing. Surface Contamination. Poor Margin Detail. Internal Bubbles. Marginal Tears. Choosing the Wrong Impression Material. Rushing the Impression.

Can dental impressions pull teeth out?

In general, there arent any major risks associated with dental impressions. The slight chance of a loose tooth coming out during an impression is rare, and dentists are fully trained to manage such situations if they do occur.

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