8/15 - #14 FCC, chamfer reading Flashcards
per the lecture, #14 prep is basically what
19 prep upside down
14 FCC Prep:
- TOC
- Wall height
- functional cusp where
- margin description
- margin terminates where
- occlusal clearance
- TOC: 10-15 degrees
- Wall height: at least 3 mm
- functional cusp where: lingual
- margin description: 0.5 mm chamfer all the way around
- margin terminates where: 0.5 mm occlusal to CEJ
- occlusal clearance: between 1-1.5 mm
“chamfer” word origins
middle french and latin
“chamfrain” origin and meaning
Middle French = edge
“canthus” origin and meaning
Latin = cant
knife edge finish line is only applied to what type of margins
all metal cast restorations that have extremely obtuse cavosurface angle
what is the oldest margin design used with complete metal crowns
knife edge
what margin has a slightly indented axial reduction
chamfer
advantages of the chamfer that replaced the knife edge
- ease in identifying cavosurface margin
- ease in capturing impression
- thickening the crown margin to improve casting accuracy and prevent metal failure
does the chamger preserve the obtuse cavosurface angle
yes
what is a finish line design for tooth preparation in which gingival aspect meets the external axial surface at an obtuse angle
chamfer
is the chamfer generally thought of as producing a curve from axial wall to the cavosurface
YES
the preferred gingival finish line for veneer metal restorations is what
chamger
if the chamfer is cut too deply and the cavosurface angle is 90 degrees, what wille exist
butt joint
what chamfer has a deeper axial reduction made with a larger diameter, round ended diamon producing a large radius curve that connects the cavosurface margin with axial wall
deep chamger