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Flexible denture Presented by Alyaa A.Thani Supervised by Dr. Khadija sahib Flexible denture Presented by Alyaa A Thani Supervised by Dr.Khadija Sahib

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Flexible denture Presented by Alyaa

A.Thani

Supervised by Dr. Khadija sahib

Flexible denture

Presented by Alyaa A Thani

Supervised by Dr.Khadija Sahib

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Requisities for ideal denture base material accuracy of adaptation to tissue

Biologically compatible with tissue

Thermal conductivity

Low specific gravity _ lightness in the mouth

Esthetic

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Dimensionally stable

Sufficient strength _ resistance to fracture and distortion

Resist deformation

Self cleansing

Low cost

Potential for future relining

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Valplast is generally known to be the very first nylon denture base material. It was developed by dental technicians, Arpad and Tibor Nagy, in their Master-Touch Dental Laboratory in New York, America in 1953.

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Advantages of valaplast1-Comfortable 2-Flexible3- Affordable4-No shiny metal clasps5-Light-weight6-Strong7-Positive retention8-No tooth preparation required9-Life time guarantee against breakage of Valplast material10-Hypo-allergenic

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  Background on flexible nylon denture base materials

Nylon belongs to the thermoplastic polymer class known as polyamides (Sepúlveda-Navarro et al., 2011). It has a high tensile strength, high abrasion resistance, high resiliency, high flexural strength and excellent biocompatibility (Stern, 2007).).

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FLEXIBLE NYLONE DENTURE BASE MATERIAL

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Figure 2.1: Graphic representation of nylon 12

( Chemnet, 1997; Chemical Book, 2008)

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advantages of pure nylon denture materials

1- Improved aesthetics :

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A flexible denture with nylon clasp on a 22 tooth, which would normally be aesthetically displeasing when using metal clasps .

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.1- Use in areas with deep undercuts :

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: Flexibility of nylon dentures (Westview Dental practice, 2012)

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3- Comfort to patient

Nylon dentures are readily accepted by wearers because they are lighter in weight and of smaller design than acrylic dentures (Pusz et al., 2010; Rickman et al., 2012).

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The difference in acrylic and nylon denture size (Armagh Dental lab, 2014)

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4-Full upper flexible nylon dentures have also been used successfully with patients that have microstomia – a condition where limited opening of the mouth causes difficulty in inserting and removing prostheses from the mouth.(Egan et al., 2012).

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5-biocompatibilityNylon denture bases have a

very low level of porosity, making them impervious to oral fluids (Negrutiu et al., 2005; Pusz et al., 2010). This reduces the amount of stains, odours, and biological build up on the dentures. It also ensures the colour and dimensional stability of the dentures (Pusz et al., 2010).

 

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6- Accuracy The injection-

moulded technique used to fabricate flexible dentures makes them more accurate than its packed acrylic counterparts (Prashanti et al., 2010).

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Types of valapalast clasps

Bulk clasp . Is not requires for srtrength and retention

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  circumferential  clasp

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 Circumferential clasp for a mesially-tipped distal molar

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 combination clasp.

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 tooth continuous clasp.

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Comparison between PMMT and nylon denture base from physical aspect

1 Specific gravity Specific gravity refers to the ratio of the

density of a solid or liquid to the density of water at 4 degrees Celsius. Water has a specific gravity equal to one. Materials with a specific gravity less than one will float on pure water, while materials with a specific gravity more than one will sink in water because they are denser than water (WhatIs, 1999

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Water absorption

Water absorption is calculated as the percent increase in weight of a material after exposure to water under specified conditions. These conditions are usually immersion in distilled water at room temperature for 24 hours (Prospector, 2014).

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Young’s modulus

as elastic modulus, Young’s modulus is a measure of stiffness and is expressed in force per unit area. It is calculated as the ratio of stress to strain. A material with a high elastic modulus is classified as rigid (Phillips, 1991:33-34; Anusavice, 2003:73,80-82).

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Tensile strength Tensile strength is also referred to as ultimate

strength. It is defined as the maximum stress that a material can withstand while being pulled or stretched before failing or breaking. It is the highest point on a stress-stain curve and is measured in force per unit area. Materials that break sharply without plastic deformation during tensile testing are called brittle. Materials that undergo plastic deformation during tensile testing are classified as ductile (Phillips, 1991:38-39; Anusavice, 2003:77). Acrylic has a lower tensile strength than nylon .

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Compressive strength

Compressive strength is the maximum stress that a material can withstand while under a crushing load before failing or breaking.

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Bonding strength

Bonding new acrylic to an existing acrylic denture base is achieved easily; the same cannot be said for bonding new nylon to an existing nylon denture base. An etch has to be applied to the existing nylon denture base to soften it in order for the new nylon material to be injected onto it (Valplast International Corporation, 2004:42-43).

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Vickers hardness As a micro hardness test method,

Vickers hardness Test tests the resistance of a material to indentation. A diamond indenter is used at a fixed force to make an indentation in the test materials. The indentation is measured and converted to a hardness value. The smaller the indentation, the harder the material (Newage, 2010).

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Impact strength

Impact strength is the capability of a material to withstand sudden load application. During testing the impact energy needed to fracture a sample of material is measured. (Phillips, 1991:40-41; Anusavice, 2003:91-92). Acrylic has a lower impact strength than nylon ..

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Possible causes of mechanical retention failure between acrylic teeth and pure nylon denture bases.1 Lack of intercoronal space Pure nylon flexible denture base

materials retain acrylic teeth by mechanical retention only, therefore sufficient height of the denture tooth selected is needed (Prashanti et al., 2010).

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2- Design of diatorics

The shape of the diatorics might cause failure in the denture base material passing through it and this possibility should be investigated further (Bragaglia et al., 2009; Dhiman et al., 2009).

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The T shape holes for optimum retention

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For increased strength Valplast can be used in conjuction with a cast metal frame such as Vitallium 2000, which decreases the flexibility of the prosthesis. The Valplast clasps still provide excellent esthetics.

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The combination of Valplast and Vitallium

maximizes the physical properties of the partial and makes it a great choice for extended edentulous areas, especially in the lower arch

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—When the all-Valplast partial is in place it is very difficult to see the clasps around the abutment teeth. A picture like this one can go a long way towards getting case acceptance for a partial like this

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When the Valplast/Vitallium 2000 partial is inserted the anterior Valplast is still practically invisible while the posterior cast clasp is much more apparent. When replacing several teeth with Valplast a cast metal substructure gives additional strength even if clasps are used. Valplast

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Comparison between metal denture base and nylon denture base from these aspects ;

1- Comparative tissue response :

Metal denture base hasInherent cleanliness of cast metal base

contribute to health of oral tissueBacteriostatic ionization and oxidization of

metal baseMetal base natural cleaner Flexible has little tissue response

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2 -Thermal conductivity :Temperature changes transmiteed through

metal to underling tissue help to maintain health of tissue

There is no thermal conductivity in nylon denture base

3 -Whight and bulk : of metal denture base is more than of nylon

denture base 4- Esthetic Esthetic yet fully functional ulternative to

traditional cast metal Flexible denture base clasps are continuity of nylon base and are thin has superior esthetic Vitallium compination better support and clasp esthetic

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  5 -Cost Metal denture base costing more than nylon denture

base   6 -Acceptance by patient : Flexible denture base is more accepted by patients

compared to metal denture base

7- Skill required and Tooth preparation Flexible denture base require no highly skilled operator

, no tooth preparation and difficult lab procedure While metal base need highly skilled operator , need

tooth preparation for rests placement and difficult lab procedures

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8 -Relining Relining could be done in nylon denture base

material but it is not available in metal base material

9-biocompatibility Biocompatibility of nylon denture base is good also of metal base material

 10- Strength Strength of valplast doesn’t

require metal framework eliminate metallic taste

Metal base strength is good but give metallic taste

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Comparasion between metal and nylone denture base material

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REFRENCESCarr A B, MSC Giveny GB , Brown DT, Major

connector in McCarens removable partial prosthodontics 11 ed , st louis;mosby;2008

Stewart K L, Rudd K D , Kuebker W A ,Magior connectorin stewarts removable partial denture prosthodontics . 2nd Chennai;2004

Miller E L,Grasso J E , Magior connector in removable partial denture 2nd, blatemore:williams and wilkins 1979

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References1. Zarb GA, Bolender CL, Carlsson GE.

11th ed. St Louis: Mosby; 1997. Boucher's Prosthodontic Treatment for Edentulous Patients; pp. 337–42.

2. Anusavice KJ. 10th ed. Philadelphia: WB Saunders; 1996. Phillips’ Science Of Dental Materials; p. 238.

3. Anthony DH, Peyton FA. Dimensional Accuracy of various Denture-Base Materials. J Prosthet Dent. 1962;12:67–81.

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