Porcelain Veneers Flashcards

1
Q

Name the two types of porcelain veneers

A

Slice and conventional prep

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2
Q

What are the indications for a slice prep (5)

A

Crowding, diastema, missing interdental papillae, interproximal restorations and movement of teeth

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3
Q

How many planes of preparation in a anterior veneer

A

3

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4
Q

What are the differences between conventional good enamel and poor enamel prep

A

Poor enamel : prep 0.5 depth chamfer 1mm down the palalatal

Good enamel: but joint sloping or 90 degrees

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5
Q

How do you assess good enamel for a veneer

A
  • Bruxism
  • Is the tooth in guidance
  • Quality of labial enamel
  • Whether ip Restorations
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6
Q

What is a Geller model

A

Stone die placed in a plastic model to ensure the emergence profile of veneers is correct . (Able to trim papillae )

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7
Q

What is tye axial inclination of a conventional veneer

A

10-15

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8
Q

What is the convergence angle of a porcelain veneer

A

20-30

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9
Q

What is the labial reduction for a empress crown

A

0.75-1mm

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10
Q

If a tooth has ip Restorations and is in guidance what type of veneer is required

A

Slice with Palatal prep

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11
Q

What is the the incisal edge reduction required for a porcelain veneer

A

2mm

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12
Q

What would be the preparation of a conventional veneer at the gingival margin of an upper central

A

0.3mm

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13
Q

What depth should a Palatal mini chamfer be

A

0.5mm

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14
Q

When creating a conventional veneer What depth should be achieved ip

A

Cut through ip approx 1mm in depth (nick the corners only not through the contact point )

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15
Q

When would you place a Palatal chamfer on a veneer

A

The tooth is in anterior guidance and has poor labial enamel

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16
Q

When preparing a conventional veneer which has no anterior guidance and good labial enamel what is the incisal edge reduction

A

2mm

17
Q

When prepping an upper right 2 for a veneer What depth should it be at the gingival margin

A

0.35mm

18
Q

What is the ip prep required for a slice preparation

A

0.5mm

19
Q

For a slice preparation what is the incisal edge reduction required

A

2mm

20
Q

What is the labial reduction used for a feldspathic crown

A

0.5mm

21
Q

When carrying out a porcelain conventional veneer how far in to the contact point do you want to prep

A

1/2 to a 1/3rd

22
Q

In order for a slice prep to influence the papillae where do the ip margins need to be

A

At least 0.5mm below the papillae

23
Q

Why is it preferable to use addition cure light and medium body impression material

A

More accurate
Able to get more pours from the material