ACC prep Flashcards

1
Q

why use a working die

A

for making the crowns in the lab

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2
Q

trays that are premade and bought

A

Stock trays

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3
Q

why make a custom tray

A

made in the lab

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4
Q

what is an all ceramic crown

A

a ceramic fixed dental prosthesis that restores a clinical crown without a supporting metal framework

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5
Q

advantage of an ACC

A

Excellent translucency (like tooth)
best color stability
Biocompatible
Silica based all ceramic can be bonded to tooth

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6
Q

disadvantges of ACC

A

Brittle
Proximal and lingual reduction greater
margin adaptation
crical cavosurface angle
not or FDP abutment( certain can be used anterior
Opposing tooth wear (not as much of a problem as feldspathic MCCs)

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7
Q

Indications of an ACC

A

high esthetic need
Conservation restoration would be inadequate
sufficient tooth to support restoration
Favorable occlusal load

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8
Q

Contraindications of an ACC

A

reduced esthetic demand
More conservative restoration can be used
Unable to provide adequate support or even a circumferential should width of 1mm
cast and post core
unfavorable occlusal load
parafunctional activity

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9
Q

what ceramic is often used in the posterior

A

Zirconia

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10
Q

why is silica a good choice for an ACC

A

can be bound

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11
Q

benifits of high strength ceramics

A

less prep needed to be done
less into dentin
less root canals and other problems

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12
Q

what dictates the amount of reduction for a tooth prep

A

the restorative materials

restoration design

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13
Q

how is multplanar reduction done

A

1st plane is parallel to long axis

2nd plane is the facial second plane and the lingual concavity

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14
Q

what does the margin location depend on

A

remaining tooth structure
free gingival margin
smile line etc

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15
Q

how should the cavosurface be for an ACC prep

A

90 degrees with no unsupported enamel cuz ceramics are brittle

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16
Q

747.6 bur dimemnts

A

taper, round
.7 tip
1.1 shapt

17
Q

242.6 bur dementions

A

flame
.1 tip
1.4 shaft

18
Q

243.6 bur dimentsions

A

flame

  1. 2
  2. 6
19
Q

256 bur demesions

A

flame

  1. 3
  2. 6
20
Q

702 bur dimensions

A

taper, flat
.9
1.4

21
Q

770

A

taper round

  1. 2
  2. 7
22
Q

862

A

wheel

  1. 1
  2. 0
23
Q

285

A

footbal

  1. 3
  2. 5
24
Q

ACC prep specs

A
incisal reduction 2 mm
facial axial reduction 1.2 mm
circumferential finish line 1mm
lingual claeance .8mm
outline  .5 above free gingival margin