13 research outputs found
Fabricating Crowns to Fit Existing Removable Partial Dentures: An Illustration of Two Techniques
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Effect of preparation convergence on retention and seating discrepancy of complete veneer crowns
No full textEffects of Labial Margin Design on Stress Distribution of a Porcelain-Fused-to-Metal Crown
No full textIn vitro Enamel Demineralization and The Marginal Gap of Simulated Cast Restorations With Three Different Cements
No full textEffect of Varying Layers of Two Die Spacers on Precementation Space of Full Coverage Restorations
No full textAn In Vitro Evaluation of the Microleakage under Complete Metal Crowns Using Three Adhesive Luting Cements
No full textLuting, cements and bonding
No full textThis chapter will emphasise the need to:Appreciate why conventionally cemented extra-coronal restorations require preparations with retentive axial walls (minimally tapered and sufficiently long)Avoid creating a thick lute between a preparation and the inner surface of a restorationEnsure your technician facilitates seating of the restoration by die spacing, venting the crown or programming a lute space using CAD/CAMBe familiar with surface treatments which can enhance resin bonding to tooth structure and restorative materialsBe familiar with resin bonding agents, their uses and limitationsChoose a luting agent which is appropriate to the situatio
