Anterior fixed restorations single crowns Flashcards

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Indications for anterior single fixed restorations

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Loss of tooth structure
Tooth fracture
Developmental abnormality
Tooth discoloration
Necessity of changing contours
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2
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Ranking minimally invasive to extensive treatment

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No treatment
Non-prep veneer
Minimal prep veneer
Conventional veneer
360 veneer
Full coverage crowns
 - mcc
 - acc
Extensive unncessary dentistry
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3
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Osu clinic workflow

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Parient intake (collection of data)
Diagnostic casts ( any phase 3 components)
treatment planning and patient approval
Complete all phase 1 and 2 treatments
start phase 3 (fixed, removable, implant)

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4
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what is done in phase of OSU clinic workflow (fixed, removal, implants

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Diagnostic casted mounted and ESF made
preparation, provisional and impression
Definitive restoration try in and cementation

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5
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rules of adjustments

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Do not shorten a functional cusp, always deepen opposing fossa
remove the linguals of max anterior teeth remove anterior prematurities
to lighten and occlusal contact that is in the correct position, adjust the indicating mark, don;’t remoe

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6
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How should diagnositic casts be trimmed

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Minimum of 10-12mm thick at thinnest part
base of the model parall to ridges
leave the mucous membrane reflection intact for custom trays

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7
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how should a master cast be trimmered

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with a 3mm wide and 3mm deep land area

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8
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why would a master cast need a 3mm wide and deep land area

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aid in processing acrylic

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9
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why make diagnostic casts over a master cast

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used for makin custom trays, so land area omitted so material is easier to trim and remove from the cast

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10
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how should the final cast look

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Occlusal plant parallel to bench top
side walls parallel to posterior teeth
maxillary pointed in front and mandibular rounded

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11
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why do casts grow

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Crystal growth and outward thrust

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12
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thick mixtures have more or less expansion

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more expansion cuz more crystals and more heat

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13
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increasing mixing time does what to expansion

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Increases expansion

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14
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what should the articulator be set for mounting

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30 degrees condylar inclination
the lock in centric position
incisal pin at )
platform at 0 degrees

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15
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what should be checked before mounting casts

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all nodules removed before mounting
maxillary mounted first
mandible with stable occlusion the same as the patients
mount incrementally

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