Lecture 3 Introduction to Fixed Prosthodontics Flashcards
when are fixed pros and full coverage preps indicated
where there has been extesnive coronal destruction
-caries
-trauma
-previous restorations
- endodontically treated posterior teeth
- where maximum retention and resistance form is needed
- where axial and occlusal contours require substantial correcton
when are fixed pros and full coverage restorations contraindicated
-where a more conservation restoration can function
-esthetics
what is the complete metal crown preparation sequence
-occlusal reduction/functional cusp bevel
- axial reduction
-proximal reduction
-secondary retentive features
-margination
what bur is used for occlusal reduction
round end taper diamond
how big is the occlusal reduction
1.5 clearance on functional cusps and central groove
-1 mm reduction on non-functional cusps
what bur is used for facial and lingual axial reduction
-round end taper diamond or small chamfer tapered diamond
what is the adequate reduction for facial and lingual
0.5-1mm
what burs do you use for proximal axial wall reduction
-needle chamfer, diamond, small chamfer, diamond