RPD

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Across
  1. 2. the negative cavity created during the laboratory and clinical steps.
  2. 5. is a dental method of impression used to capture the soft tissues of the edentulous (toothless) mouth in their relaxed, undisturbed state without compressing or displacing the underlying mucosa.
  3. 7. device for undercut
  4. 8. any custom-fitted permanent or removable device used to repair, align, replace, or protect teeth and jaws.
  5. 10. replaces some missing teeth and supporting oral tissues, and can be easily inserted and removed by the patient.
  6. 11. any natural tooth (or implant) used to support, stabilize, and retain the partial denture.
  7. 12. framework
  8. 14. Jaw relation on occlusion.
Down
  1. 1. height of contour relative to the chosen path of placement.
  2. 3. the quality that resists vertical displacement of the denture away from the teeth and soft tissues during functions like chewing, speaking, or opening the mouth.
  3. 4. Rest on lower anterior teeth ne.
  4. 6. a laboratory procedure that replaces the entire acrylic denture base material while keeping the metal framework and artificial teeth.
  5. 7. The resistance to vertical forces directed toward the ridge, preventing the denture from moving or sinking into the underlying tissues.
  6. 9. maxillary major connector lies
  7. 13. the laboratory process of turning a wax pattern of a dental restoration into a solid metal or alloy replicate using the lost-wax technique.