MANDIBULAR MAJOR CONNECTORS | DETAILED DIAGRAM EXPLANATION |Types | RPD | Prosthodontics |

Diagram explanation- Never forget again!
Component parts of RPD- MAXILLARY MAJOR CONNECTORS
Reference- McCracken's Removable partial prosthodontics, Stewart’s Clinical Removable Partial Prosthodontics,Rangarajan textbook of prosthodontics
TIME TAGS
1) Introduction 0:10
2) Major connector Definition 0:40
3) Requirements 1:14
4) Classification 1:26
5) Design consideration 1:36
6) Lingual bar major connector 2:30
7)Sublingual bar 4:45
8) Lingual plate 5:05
9) Double lingual bar major connector 7:20
10) Labial bar 9:40
11) Key notes 10:36 and 11:30
12) Practice questions 11:05

[@aishwaryabansal1183]

hello what can we give to a patient in cpd with missing 31 32 33 36 37 41 42 43 44 47 also we have to give pfm on 34 35 45 46

[@UNKNOWN-un6nz]

How are you? Thanks for the lovely videos. I did not understand. You said the major connector of the lingual bar should be 8 mm from floor of mouth, but the verticle Space requirement is minimum 8mm. So with a minimum 8mm vertical space, the bar will be touching the floor? Thanks

[@toothbetoldmedicineunder1052]

Hey! Thankyou so much,its my pleasure ! Please refer 3:35 : To accommodate a lingual bar, at least 8 mm of vertical space must be present between the gingival margins of the teeth and the floor of the mouth a)This permits the major connector to have a minimum height of 5 mm and b) allows 3 mm of space between the gingival margins and the superior border of the bar