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25. Final Wax Contouring 25. Final Wax Contouring John Beumer III, DDS, MS John Beumer III, DDS, MS Division of Advanced Division of Advanced Prosthodontics, Biomaterials Prosthodontics, Biomaterials and Hospital Dentistry and Hospital Dentistry UCLA School of Dentistry UCLA School of Dentistry This program of instruction is protected by This program of instruction is protected by copyright ©. No portion of this program of copyright ©. No portion of this program of instruction may be reproduced, recorded or instruction may be reproduced, recorded or transferred by any means electronic, digital, transferred by any means electronic, digital, photographic, mechanical etc., or by any photographic, mechanical etc., or by any information storage or retrieval system, information storage or retrieval system, without prior permission. without prior permission.
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25. Final Wax Contouring25. Final Wax Contouring

John Beumer III, DDS, MSJohn Beumer III, DDS, MSDivision of Advanced Division of Advanced

Prosthodontics, Biomaterials and Prosthodontics, Biomaterials and Hospital DentistryHospital Dentistry

UCLA School of DentistryUCLA School of DentistryThis program of instruction is protected by copyright ©. No portion of This program of instruction is protected by copyright ©. No portion of this program of instruction may be reproduced, recorded or transferred this program of instruction may be reproduced, recorded or transferred by any means electronic, digital, photographic, mechanical etc., or by by any means electronic, digital, photographic, mechanical etc., or by any information storage or retrieval system, without prior permission.any information storage or retrieval system, without prior permission.

Contouring the Polished SurfacesContouring the Polished Surfaces

Baseplate waxBaseplate wax Wax spatulaWax spatula Kingsly scraperKingsly scraper Large cleoid discoid carverLarge cleoid discoid carver Denture brushDenture brush Completed denture setupCompleted denture setup

Instruments and Materials

Benefits of Properly Contoured DenturesBenefits of Properly Contoured Dentures

Improved esthetics for patients with a high Improved esthetics for patients with a high smile line who display significant amounts smile line who display significant amounts of gingiva.of gingiva.

Provides for appropriate support and Provides for appropriate support and contour of the lip and cheek.contour of the lip and cheek.

Improved tolerance and comfortImproved tolerance and comfort

Facilitates stability and control.Facilitates stability and control.

Prevents chronic biting of the lip or cheek.Prevents chronic biting of the lip or cheek.

EstheticsEsthetics

Gingival contours must be reproduced. This is particularly Gingival contours must be reproduced. This is particularly useful in patients with a high smile line who display useful in patients with a high smile line who display significant amounts of gingiva. significant amounts of gingiva.

EstheticsEsthetics

Note that the length of the cuspid and the premolar is similar to the natural state.

Why stipple?Why stipple?a) Esthetics – a) Esthetics – reflection of lightreflection of light

b) Keeps food b) Keeps food particles from traveling particles from traveling up to the periphery of up to the periphery of the denture the denture

EstheticsEsthetics

Esthetics and Food ImpactionEsthetics and Food Impaction

. The interdental The interdental

papilla must be flat papilla must be flat or slightly concave or slightly concave so as provide a more so as provide a more natural appearance natural appearance and to avoid food and to avoid food impaction.impaction.

Lip Contours and EstheticsLip Contours and Esthetics

The thickness of the labial flange impacts The thickness of the labial flange impacts lip contours. This is primarily developed lip contours. This is primarily developed during border molding the impression.during border molding the impression.

Maxillary cuspid eminenceMaxillary cuspid eminence• Purpose: Lip support and contour. Purpose: Lip support and contour. Additional contour raises the lip and the Additional contour raises the lip and the corner of the corner of the mouth.mouth.

Mandibular cuspid eminenceMandibular cuspid eminence• Purpose: Lip support and contourPurpose: Lip support and contour

Proper contours will also minimize biting of the lips and cheeks.Proper contours will also minimize biting of the lips and cheeks.

Proper development of Proper development of the maxillary cuspid the maxillary cuspid eminences helps eminences helps displace the corners of displace the corners of the mouth and the lip the mouth and the lip away from the biting away from the biting zone.zone.

Lip Contours and Lip BitingLip Contours and Lip Biting

Proper development of Proper development of gingival contours gingival contours associated with the associated with the mandibular cuspid and mandibular cuspid and 11stst premolar will help premolar will help displace the corners of displace the corners of the mouth and the the mouth and the lower lip away from the lower lip away from the biting zonebiting zone..

Lip Contours and Lip BitingLip Contours and Lip Biting

Note Note gingival roll and the slight gingival roll and the slight concavityconcavity between gingival roll between gingival roll and periphery of the denture in and periphery of the denture in the posterior region. This the posterior region. This combination helps to displace combination helps to displace the buccal mucosa away from the buccal mucosa away from the biting zone.the biting zone.

Prevention of Cheek BitingPrevention of Cheek Biting

Lingual contour of the mandibular denture should be concave Lingual contour of the mandibular denture should be concave and there should be a slight gingival roll to prevent tongue and there should be a slight gingival roll to prevent tongue biting and to anchor the denture teeth within the acrylic resin.biting and to anchor the denture teeth within the acrylic resin.

Prevention of Tongue BitingPrevention of Tongue Biting

Stability and Control of the Mandibular DentureStability and Control of the Mandibular Denture

This lingual concavity also facilitates stability and control of the This lingual concavity also facilitates stability and control of the denture. During mastication, the tongue is pressed against this denture. During mastication, the tongue is pressed against this concave lingual surface while simultaneously placing the bolus concave lingual surface while simultaneously placing the bolus onto the occlusal table. The action of the buccinator prevents onto the occlusal table. The action of the buccinator prevents the denture from being displaced laterally.the denture from being displaced laterally.

Completion of Waxup and FestooningCompletion of Waxup and Festooning

Palate must be smooth and approximately 1-2 mm thick

This will promote proper speech articulation and This will promote proper speech articulation and reduce the incidence of gagging.reduce the incidence of gagging.

Why?

Final wax-upFinal wax-up No wax on teeth surfacesNo wax on teeth surfaces Wax has been carefully smoothedWax has been carefully smoothed Note the natural anatomic contoursNote the natural anatomic contours Butt joint between wax and teethButt joint between wax and teeth

Completion of Waxup and FestooningCompletion of Waxup and Festooning

Purpose: To enhance retention & maintain the peripheral

seal of the maxillary denture base by compensating for :• Polymerization shrinkage• Minor denture base functional movements

Posterior Palatal SealPosterior Palatal Seal


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