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Exam questionKROK 2Dentistry · 2015

A 78-year-old patient complains of difficulties when taking food and deformity of the dentition. The anamnesis states the lower jaw fracture 2,5 month ago. Objectively: there is a deformity of the lower jaw front area, which equals 19 mm (artificial joint). Both fragments of the lower jaw have 3 stable teeth each. What prosthesis construction is the most advisable in this case?

Answer options

  1. Oxman joint denture with one pivot-point
  2. Oxman joint denture with two pivot-points
  3. Jointless removable denture
  4. Kurlandsky’s denture with shock absorbing ball-clasp
  5. Oxman joint fixed denture
Correct answer

Oxman joint fixed denture

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