Zusammenfassung der Ressource
Provisional
crowns & methods
- Matrix
- From pre-op
- Putty/alginate
- Material choices
- Acrylic
- Bosworth trim PMMA
- Hand mixed
- effort
- easier to add to
- more flexible
- High shrinkage
- indications
- Provisionals around partial dentures
- Relining shell provisionals
- Bis acryl composite
- Quick temp
- Adv
- Quick set
- Low exotherm & shrinkage
- Easier to adjust occlusion compared to shells
- Disadv
- Harder to add to
- Remember if there is a
composite core then add
vaseline before so it doesn't
bond to it
- Cementation materials
- Zinc oxide
- Temp bond
- Non-eugenol for composite core
- Indications
- Resistance & retention form satisfactory
- polycarboxylate
- poly f
- Indications
- Resistance & retention form unsatisfactory
- From wax-up
- From intra-oral build up
- Why make them?
- Diagnostic
- Pulp prognosis
- Aesthetics
- Reorganising occlusion
- Aesthetics
- Prevent-over-eruption
- Prevent tipping
- Pulpal protection
- Thermal
- Bacterial
- Gingival management
- Maintain health
- Prevent overgrowth
- Shell
- Lab made
- acrylic
- composite
- Reline with acrylic
- Pre-fabricated
- materials
- polycarbonate
- tooth coloured
- stainless steel
- Then take an imp of that and
reline with bisacryl which is
easier to adjust
- aluminium
- soft
- hard
- Reline with acrylic
- Freehand
- Veneers
- 1a) spot etch and bond
- Cure composite to prep
- Temporising unretentive preps
- Options
- No temporary
- Spot etch
- Zinc polycarboxylate &bisacryl
- Cure the tooth to prep
- Composite on opposing tooth
to prevent over-eruption
- Thin layer of zinc
phosphate over
dentine
- Cure composite directly
to tooth
- Shrink rap
- E.g
- RBB
- Onlays
- Veneers
- Crowns