Intro to Fixed Pros and Full Coverage Preps Flashcards
What is centric relation?
TMJ Dependent position- Independent of tooth position
What is MIP (Maximum Intercuspation)?
Tooth Dependent position- Independent of Condyle position
When should you consider fixed pros/full coverage preparation?
- previous extensive coronal destruction (caries, trauma, previous restorations, endo)
- maximum retention and resistance form is needed
- axial and occlusal contours require substantial correction
When should you not consider fixed pros/full coverage preparation?
- when a more conservative restoration can function (partial veneer crown, etc.)
- esthetics
What is the sequence of a complete metal crown preparation?
- occlusal reduction/functional cusp bevel
- axial reduction
- priximal reduction
- secondary retentive features
- margination
What are the tools/process for occlusal reduction?
- depth-orientation grooves
- round-end taper diamond (5856L-016)
What are the measurements of the functional cusp bevel?
1.5 mm tapers to 1.0 mm
What is the chamfer margin (mm)?
0.5 mm
What is the axial reduction (in mm)?
0.5-1.0 mm
What bur is used for the retention groove?
full depth of 170L bur
What side of the tooth should the retention groove be placed?
buccal
What are the morphologic occlusal reduction measurements for functional cusp, central fossa, and non-functional cusp?
functional cusp - 1.5 mm
central fossa - 1.5 mm
non-functional cusp - 1.0 mm
What does beveling the functional cusp do?
- completes occlusal reduction
- realigns the functional cusps with the opposing central groove
- provides uniform 1.5 mm occlusal clearance
What are the steps for the facial and lingual axial reduction?
- determine the path of draw before starting axial wall prep
- consider the ideal orientation for each axial wall
- reduce 0.5-1.0 mm
- 6-10 degrees of taper TOC of opposing walls
If you skip the facial and lingual axial reduction step what will happen to the crown?
over contoured