Pembelajaran keterampilan klinis gigi tiruan lengkap-pembuatan cetakan fisiologis

Summary

The video demonstrates a step-by-step procedure for performing a physiological impression using dental materials. It explains how to mix base and catalyst paste in equal proportions, using a spatula until the mixture is homogeneous. The paste is then placed in a customized lower jaw tray and carefully inserted into the patient’s mouth. The process is shown both using actual patients and dental models, emphasizing the correct technique for ensuring accurate impressions in lower jaw procedures.

Takeaways

• 🦷 Physiological impression technique is demonstrated using paddle and flight glass.
• ⚗️ A mix of base and catalyst of equal length is prepared and stirred with a spatula until homogeneous.
• 🛠️ The homogeneous mixture is placed in a special tray for individual impressions.
• 👩‍⚕️ The impression is designed to be placed in the patient's mouth for dental modeling.
• 👄 The procedure focuses specifically on the lower jaw for this physiological impression.
• 🧪 The same technique of mixing the base and catalyst is repeated for the lower jaw impression.
• 📏 Equal parts of base and catalyst are measured before being mixed to ensure uniformity.
• 🔄 The lower jaw impression is molded using an individual tray for precision.
• 🦷 For this demonstration, a dental model is used instead of a live patient.
• 🛠️ The entire process emphasizes accuracy in mixing and placing the impression material.

Q & A

What is the primary focus of the process described in the script?

The process focuses on physiological dental impressions using specific materials like base and catalyst that are mixed and applied to create a dental model.

What materials are used in the dental impression process?

The materials used include a base and a catalyst, which are mixed in equal parts to create a homogeneous paste for the dental impression.

How are the base and catalyst prepared before use?

The base and catalyst are measured out in equal lengths and then mixed together using a spatula until the mixture is homogeneous.

What tool is used to mix the base and catalyst?

A spatula is used to mix the base and catalyst until the mixture becomes homogeneous.

What is the purpose of using a paddle in the process?

The paddle is used to apply the homogeneous mixture onto the dental model or inside the impression tray for physiological dental impressions.

How is the homogeneous mixture applied in the impression process?

The homogeneous mixture is placed inside a customized impression tray or spoon, which can then be inserted into the patient’s mouth or applied to a dental model.

What type of dental impression is being focused on in the script?

The script focuses on a physiological dental impression, particularly for the lower jaw (mandibular) area.

What is the significance of using a customized impression tray?

A customized impression tray ensures that the impression fits the patient’s mouth accurately, resulting in a more precise dental mold.

What does 'physiological dental impression' mean?

A physiological dental impression refers to a technique that captures the functional position of the soft and hard tissues in the mouth, ensuring an accurate representation of how they move and function.

What is the role of the dental model in this process?

The dental model is used as a reference for practicing the impression process before applying the technique directly to a patient.