RYLE A. BELL, DDS, MS, FACD

SYSTEMIC DISEASES WITH ORAL MANIFESTATIONS

DIABETES MELLITUS

SJOGREN’S SYNDROME

MIKULITZ’S SYNDROME

PAGET’S DISEASE OF BONE

ARTHRITIS

NUTRITIONAL DEFICIENCIES

AVITAMINOSIS B

HIV INFECTION

HEAD & NECK RADIATION

DIURETICS

ANTIHISTAMINES

PSYCHOGENICS

ANALGESICS

MEDICATIONS AND MEDICAL THERAPY THAT AFFECT SALIVARY FLOW,

SOFT TISSUE & BONE INTEGRITY

RESIDUAL ALVEOLAR BONE

LOCATION OF MAXILLARY SINUS

NEURAL DEHISCENCES

BONY SPICULES

RETAINED ROOT TIPS

IMPACTED TEETH

CARIES

PERIODONTAL CONDITION

PATHOLOGY

CARIES

TOOTH POSITION

TOOTH MOBILITY

SOFT TISSUE ANOMALIES

FRENUM ATTACHMENTS

EXOSTES

TORI

SALIVARY CONSITENCY

SALIVARY FLOW

TONGUE SIZE

TONGUE POSITION

PATHOLOGY

1. IS THE TOOTH RESTORABLE?

2. IS THE TOOTH PERIODONTALLY SOUND?

3. IS ENDODONTIC THERAPY POSSIBLE?

4. IS TOOTH POSITION DETRIMENTAL TO RESTORATION?

ZONE OF ATTACHED GINGIVA

FLABBY GINGIVAL TISSUE

SIZE OF FRENAE

SULCULAR DEPTH

MUSCLE ATTACHMENTS

PENDULOUS TUBEROSITIES

Ante's Law [Irvin H. Ante, Toronto, Ontario Canada, dentist]:

Fixed Partial Prosthodontics :

The combined pericemental area of all abutment teeth supporting a fixed

partial denture should be equal to or greater in pericemental area than the

tooth or teeth to be replaced;

Removable Partial Prosthodontics:

The combined pericemental area of the abutment teeth plus the mucosa

area of the denture base should be equal to or greater than the pericemental

area of the missing teeth.

Ante IH. The fundamental principles, design and construction of crown and

bridge pros thesis. Dent Item Int 1928; 50: 215-232