introduction to dental crowns Flashcards
what type of restorations are indicated in anterior teeth if :
>30%
30-50%
>50%
of the tooth structure is destroyed?
> 30%:direct restoration
30-50%: veneer
50%: crown
how is severe amelogenesis treated
crowns on all affected dentition. if the amelogenesis is slight then veneers can be used. not in severe cases though because veneers can only attach to enamel
what severity of diastema can be treated with restorative treatment ?
diastema less than 3mm
what’s the crown part of the bridge called?
retainer
temporary crown:
-metal with acrylic
-resin crown
3/4th crown is used in which teeth and for what purpose?
maxillary premolar
reverse in mandibular premolar
7/8 crown is used on what tooth?
maxillary molar –> leaves mesiobuccal cusp intact nut covers the rest
how are full coverage crowns retained?
by frictional resistance
radicular retention is derived from the_____
root canal