The example shows only one incisor #23. Therefore the edentulous area is a single one that crosses the midline. That makes it a Kennedy Class IV. If #24 was present, the edentulous area would not cross the midline which would make it a Kennedy Class III by definition. I looked up the presentation because of your comment to make sure I had commented correctly.
You have in Practice test question 7, the most posterior edentulous area determines classification. You have a posterior edentulous area on both sides of the cast which makes it a Ken Class I. The one posterior area does cross the midline but there are no posterior teeth on that side. There are two posterior edentulous areas Also a rule is that there can be no other edentulous areas in a Kennedy Class IV.
Thank you for the kind comment.
Excellent lectures, really helpful.
Could you do them for other subjects as well?
Like Orthodontics and Operative?
Do u have lectures on complete denture
It's wonderful presentation. you are Best teatch I had ,Dr. Ann
This is very much helpful Dr.. you made it so easy and clear.. the best part is the practice test at the end..
When to assume second and third molar will be replaced or not, and would it be consider in classification or not?
its just awesome how you made everything so clear
great lecture!! very understandable! Thank you very much!
love your video wish your were my teacher at school
nicely done lecture thank you
Thank you so much, it really help me alot
thanks,,,,this helped SO MUCH!!
Thank you Dr. Winchy! This was super helpful! However your practice answer for #4 is Class 4 however I believe it is class 3.
The example shows only one incisor #23. Therefore the edentulous area is a single one that crosses the midline. That makes it a Kennedy Class IV. If #24 was present, the edentulous area would not cross the midline which would make it a Kennedy Class III by definition. I looked up the presentation because of your comment to make sure I had commented correctly.
Practice test # 4. Single edentulous area that crosses the midline (both central’s are missing) therefore Class 4
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amazing lectures 👍👌
but i've question ; how can i judge that 7 or 8 can be replaced or not ??
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verry helpfull...if you have more..please don't esitate to post them.:)
I have Kennedy Class I, II III and IV Lectures. I have 62 videos on TH-cam on Prosthodontics
All correct
4:45 the most funny comment in the video , thanks
Kennedys class 5 n Kennedys class 6 ???
q 10 ?? class 3 mod 2 >>>>not class 2 ?
In the question number 7 cross middle and the answer was class 1
You have in Practice test question 7, the most posterior edentulous area determines classification. You have a posterior edentulous area on both sides of the cast which makes it a Ken Class I. The one posterior area does cross the midline but there are no posterior teeth on that side. There are two posterior edentulous areas Also a rule is that there can be no other edentulous areas in a Kennedy Class IV.