Prep Design (Rosenstiel) Flashcards

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What are the biological characteristics of a tooth prep/restoration?

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  • Conserve tooth structure
  • avoid over contouring
  • harmonious occlusion
  • prevent fracture
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What are the three characteristics of an optimal prep/restoration?

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Mixture of:
Biological
Mechanical
Esthetic

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What are the mechanical characteristics of a tooth prep/restoration?

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  • retention form
  • resistance form
  • deformation
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What are the esthetic characteristics of a tooth prep/restoration?

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  • minimal metal display
  • maximum porcelain thickness
  • sub gingival margins
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What is the cause of the highest percentage of failed prosthetics?

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Caries 23%

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What is retention form?

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The ideal taper so that the restoration stays seated

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What is resistance form?

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Removal due to horizontal oblique forces

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What are some types of prevention of deformation?

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  • Marginal design
  • Alloy type
  • Adequate tooth reduction
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