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Full metal crown use
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Restoration of damaged posterior teeth
2
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Advantages of Full metal crowns
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Strength
Durable
less destructive than metal-ceramic or all ceramic crowns
3
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Disadvantages of Full metal crowns
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Unstable when caries uncontrolled
Poor Aesthetics
4
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Types of crowns
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Metal ceramic
Metal crowns-low aesthetics
All ceramic-high aesthetics
Prosthetics
flashcards
Decks in class (37)
# Cards
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Working Casts and Dies21
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Prosthetics MCQ107
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Working casts with removable dies-Pin systems2
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Basic principles of wax-up of crowns and bridges5
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Preparation for investing, sprue placement4
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Cleaning and finishing of the cast2
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Soldering and welding3
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Partial crowns-classification, preparation stages6
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Full metal crown. Preparation guidelines4
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Metal free crowns- Preparation guidelines and lab protocol of All-ceramic crown with aluminous core2
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Metal free crowns- Preparation guidelines and lab protocol of acrylic crowns and light cured lab composites.1
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Metal ceramic restorations- Shape design and lab protocols. Shoulder porcelain technique of placement1
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Dowel-core restorations. Preparation guidelines, shape design and lab protocols. Direct, indirect and direct-indirect techniques3
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Fixed partial dentures-elements. Bridge classification. Preparation guidelines. Classification of abutments. Intra and extracoronal retainer14
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Pontic design variations and considerations3
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Plastic shell coping method (Adapta) lab protocol1
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Master cast duplication method-lab protocol1
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General guidelines for esthetic veneering of fixed bridges with porcelain and acrylic. Lab protocol1
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Cantilever bridges- construction guidelines. Two piece bridges with rigid and non-rigid precision attachments. Lab protocol6
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Removable partial dentures-components overview. Kennedy classification. Retainers wrought wire bended clasps14
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Direct retainers and clasps for removable partial dentures. Elements of the direct retainer. Theory of the clasp-parts and function11
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Surveyor. Principles of surveying. Purposes of surveying4
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Design principles of the direct retainers by “Ney” system5
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Stabilization principles in removable partial denture design. Indirect retainers. Stabilization principles of removable partial dentures in various Kennedy classes2
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Precision attachments-principles. Milling technique. Conical crowns. Channel shoulder attachments, Swing- lock attachments. One piece cast14
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Stock precision attachments. Principles of retention, classification, advantages and disadvantages. Technical requirements for application of intracoronal attachments. Lab protocol.1
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Extracoronal precision attachments. Principles of retention, classification, advantages and disadvantages. Technical requirements for application of extracoronal attachments. Lab protocol4
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Bar attachments. Stud attachments. Magnet attachments. Principles of retention, classification, advantages and disadvantages. Technical requirements for application Lab protocol3
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Immediate partial denture. Principles and lab protocol3
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Fundamentals of splinting of teeth with damaged periodontium. General principles. Classification, general characteristics and technology splints5
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Full removable dentures. Elements of full denture. Principles of retention and stabilization13
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Full removable dentures -Impressions and custom tray design12
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Full removable dentures -Bite plates with wax rims. Articulator fixation3
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Artificial teeth set up by Gysi. Sagittal and transversal compensatory curves-role for stabilization of the denture.3
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impression materials24
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Condensation Silicones11
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