Prosthodontics is a science that studies how to repair various oral and maxillofacial defects with physiological methods. It is an important part of stomatology, a product of the combination of modern medical science and technology, and belongs to the category of biomedical engineering. Contents Subject Task: Clinical Contents: Treatment Means: Main Prosthetics Methods: Books Prosthodontics 1 Introduction of Basic Information Contents Books Prosthodontics 2 Introduction of Copyright Information Contents Summary Subject Task: Research-the etiology, mechanism, symptoms, diagnosis, prevention and treatment of various oral and maxillofacial defects, and the use of-artificial materials to make various devices, appliances or prostheses for patients. Clinical content: restoration and treatment of tooth defect or deformity; Repair and treatment of dentition defect or deformity; Restoration and treatment of dentition loss; Repair and treatment of maxillofacial defects; Prevention and treatment of periodontal disease, temporomandibular joint disease and abnormal occlusion. Treatment: The methods of design, manufacture and artificial devices are adopted to restore the shape and function lost by the above defects, omissions and deformities, so as to make them reach or approach the normal level as much as possible. The main restoration methods are fixed restoration (fixed partial denture bonded fixed restoration), movable restoration (removable partial denture), fixed-movable combined restoration, overdenture, complete denture and implant denture. Basic information of this book prosthodontics 1 Author: Yao Publishing House: People's Health Publishing House Date: May 2009 ISBN: 97871113229 folio: 16 Pricing: 38.00. Stomatology and Stomatology Technology, one of the "Eleventh Five-Year" national planning textbooks for general higher education, was compiled under the guidance of the 2008 meeting of editors-in-chief of stomatology and stomatology technology in higher vocational colleges sponsored by the Textbook Office of the Ministry of Health and according to the "Teaching Plan and Syllabus of Higher Vocational Education" compiled by the Health Education Teaching Steering Committee. According to the requirements of the teaching plan and syllabus of stomatology and prosthodontics in medical colleges and universities, and the demand of social development for high-quality and intermediate-level technical talents, this book focuses on cultivating students' innovative ability and practical ability, and insists on embodying basic theory, basic knowledge, basic skills and ideological, scientific, advanced, inspiring and applicable. According to the requirements of the training objectives of stomatology and prosthodontics, this textbook focuses on tooth preparation and soft tissue treatment, tooth defect repair, crown bridge repair, attachment removable denture repair, implant denture repair, complete denture repair and removable partial denture repair, and gives an overall introduction to overdenture repair, telescopic crown denture repair, adhesive restoration, periodontal splint repair, maxillofacial defect repair and temporomandibular joint disorder repair. In order to give consideration to the characteristics of stomatology specialty and stomatology technology specialty, three chapters, namely casting technology, polishing technology and grinding technology, are specially added. Although this textbook is specially written for stomatology and stomatology technology majors in national higher vocational education, it can also be used as a teaching reference book and clinical operation manual for prosthodontics teachers and prosthodontics technicians because of its practicality and systematicness. Copyright information of Prosthodontics 2 Author: Zhao Yimin Editor-in-Chief Press: People's Health Publishing House: 2008/0/01words: 837,000 pages: 559 folio: 16 My SB N: 97871/kloc-. On the basis of the first five editions, this edition of Prosthodontics keeps the continuity and systematization of knowledge structure, and connects with other related majors as much as possible. In order to avoid repetition, all the contents related to orthodontics, oral materials science and oral restoration technology are omitted as far as possible. In students' theoretical study and clinical practice, if students who have spare capacity want to deepen their knowledge in related fields, they can refer to other textbooks or reference books or monographs supporting textbooks. At the same time, in order to meet the needs of seven-year undergraduate teaching, under the premise of meeting the requirements of five-year undergraduate teaching, some contents have been added and expanded for seven-year undergraduate teaching. According to the spirit and regulations of the National Conference on Teaching Materials of Stomatology and the Teaching Materials Office on the preparation of new teaching materials, in order to maintain the continuity of the planned teaching materials, the text and illustrations of some chapters of this edition of teaching materials are kept or used within the scope permitted by the copyright of People's Health Publishing House. I hereby give a special explanation and sincerely thank the editors of previous editions for their contributions. Introduction to the first chapter of the catalogue Section 1 Overview of prosthodontics. Definition and task of prosthodontics II. Work content 3. Significance of prosthodontics II. Development and prospect of prosthodontics. Development of prosthodontics in the world. Development of prosthodontics in China. Development trend of prosthodontics. Characteristics of prosthodontics II. Clinical reception 1. Preliminary diagnosis 1. The main task of the first-time doctor II. The preparation and sequence of the first-time doctor III. Acquisition and management of general information of patients II. Clinical examination i. general clinical examination II. X-ray examination Model test four. Chewing function test. Diagnosis and treatment plan I. Diagnosis and prognosis II. Treatment plan four. Preparation and treatment before restoration I. General treatment of oral cavity before restoration II. Retention and extraction of residual teeth. Orthodontic treatment before restoration. Occlusal adjustment and grinding choice V. Clinical crown lengthening. Treatment of oral mucosal diseases. Surgical treatment before repair V. Clinical course record I. Medical record writing format II. Matters needing attention in medical record writing and management. Communication between doctors and technicians. The role of periodic review. The system and form of periodic review. Establish an effective periodic review system Chapter III Restoration of Tooth Defects Section I Overview 1. Etiology of tooth defects Part II. The influence of tooth defect in the third quarter. Types of artificial limbs Part II. Principles of tooth defect restoration Section 1 Correct restoration form and function Section 2. Preserve as much tissue as possible and protect dental pulp during tooth preparation. 3. Prosthetics should meet the requirements of protecting organizational health. Prosthesis should meet the requirements of resistance and retention form. Section 3 Retention principle and clinical application of artificial crown. 1. Restrain and restrain the reaction. 2. Friction. 4. Cast metal crown. 2. indications and indications. 3. Dental preparation. 5. I was impressed. 6. Working mode. 7. Investment decision. 8. Embedding. Casting. Cleaning and Polishing of Castings Section V Porcelain Crown Chapter IV Fixed Denture Repair of Dentition Defect Chapter V Oral Bonding Repair Technology Chapter VI Removable Partial Denture Repair of Dentition Defect Chapter VII Complete Denture Repair of Dentition Defect Chapter VIII Dentition Defect/ Repair of missing overdenture Chapter 9 Attachment Denture Chapter 10 Implant Denture Chapter 11 Maxillofacial Defect Repair Chapter 12 Periodontal Disease Repair Chapter 13 Conical Crown Denture Chapter 14 Restoration and Treatment of Occlusal Diseases and Temporomandibular Joint Diseases Chapter 15 Research and Application of Advanced Manufacturing Technology Chapter 1 Introduction Section 1 Overview of Prosthodontics, Definition and Task of Prosthodontics is a clinical science that studies and applies physiological methods. Prosthodontics uses artificial devices to repair various defects in oral and maxillofacial regions and restore their corresponding physiological functions, thus preventing them. It is an important part of stomatology, which is produced by the combination of medicine and multidisciplinary, and belongs to the category of biomedical engineering. Such artificial devices (such as dentures, artificial jaws, artificial ears, etc.). ) used to repair oral and maxillofacial defects are collectively referred to as prostheses. The task of prosthodontics is to study the etiology, mechanism, symptoms, diagnosis, prevention and treatment of various oral and maxillofacial defects and related oral and maxillofacial diseases, make various prostheses with artificial materials, repair various defects, prevent and treat oral and maxillofacial diseases, so as to restore the normal morphology and physiological function of oral and maxillofacial system and promote the physical and mental health of patients. Prosthodontics is a specialized subject based on basic medicine, basic oral medicine, oral clinical medicine, materials science, technology, biomechanics, engineering technology and aesthetics. Prosthodontists can make a correct diagnosis of all kinds of deformities and defects, design and manufacture all kinds of prostheses reasonably and provide patients with good prosthetic treatment only by firmly mastering the basic knowledge and related disciplines and having certain clinical and prosthetic manufacturing skills. Second, the work content of prosthodontics The clinical content of prosthodontics mainly includes the following aspects: the repair and treatment of tooth defects or deformities, such as full crown and partial crown restoration of dentition defects and tooth fractures, inlay and veneer restoration of tooth defects; Repair and treatment of dentition defects, such as fixed bridge repair, removable partial denture repair, dental implant repair, etc. Restoration and treatment of dentition loss, such as edentulous complete denture and implant complete denture; Repair and treat maxillofacial defects, such as orbital defects, ear defects and nose defects, as well as jaw defects; Prosthetic treatment of periodontal disease, such as fixed splint and movable splint fixation of loose teeth of periodontal disease; Repair and treatment of temporomandibular joint diseases, such as splint, occlusal adjustment or reconstruction to treat temporomandibular joint disorders. Among them, the first three items are the contents that undergraduates should focus on learning and mastering in the learning stage.