5. Delivery Flashcards

1
Q

Evaluating lab work

  • Check what form?
  • Inspect the crown and due under what?
  • Evaluate areas for binding using what material?
  • Use solid to cast to check what 4 things
  • Occlusion (especially what kind of contacts)?
A
  1. Prescription
  2. Magnification
  3. A disclosing material
  4. Interproximal contacts, emergency profile, pontic areas, fit on preparation
  5. Eccentric contacts
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2
Q

What delivering multiple crowns, is it better to go from anterior to posterior? (If you have an mesial contact at first)

A

Go anterior to posterior (watch for path of insertion issues)

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3
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What adjusting occlusion on multiple crowns, is it better to go from anterior or posterior?

A

Go posterior to anterior

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4
Q

What’s the main difference between occlude and disclosing wax/fit checker?

A

Disclosing wax/fit checked has a 3d layer (to view depth of contact)

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5
Q

What is the acceptable margin opening distance?

  • Width of a human hair?
  • An explorer cannot detect margins less than what?
A

120 microns
40-70 microns
<25 microns

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6
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Improved epithelial attachment to polished or glazed lithium disilicate surface?

  • Porcelain less abrasive if final is glazed or polished?
  • Zirconia less abrasive if final is glazed or polished?
A
  1. Lithium disilicate - Polished
  2. Porcelain - polished
  3. Zirconia - polished
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