PFM temp crown/impression/prescription Flashcards
5 functions of temp crown
- protecting tooth vitality if not root filled
- prevent movement of teeth
- maintain function
- aesthetics
- diagnostic
3 types of temp crown and what each is made from
- preformed crowns 2: plastic (opaque: polycarbonate/acrylic), metal (tin alloy/ aluminium)
- matrices made from 3: impression matrix, vacuum formed matrix, odus pella/ strip crowns
- lab made
4 things to check on temp crown
- marginal fit
- occlusion
- contact points
- adequate tooth reduction
when is retraction necessary when taking an impression
if finish line of prep is below gingivval margin –> needs to be retracted for access for impression material
3 methods of retraction
- retraction cord: cord wrapped around tooth, placed in to sulcus
- electrosurgery: controlled tissue removal using electric current through a tip
- rotary curettage: removal of epithelial tissue within sulcus using diamond chamfer bur
4 ways to pack retraction cord
- pre-prep
- post-prep
- one-cord
- two-cord
steps of packing retraction cord
- select diameter of cord that fills smallest, most delicate area of sulcus
- 4-5cm cord per crown prep in Astringent soln
- begin packing where sulcular tissue least likely to be damaged
- pack cord around sulcus
- cut off excess, leaving short tag
- wait 5 mins for tissue to be displaced
what is the most delicate area of the sulcus in anterior prep?
labial/buccal aspect
where is sulcular tissue most likely to be damaged
deepest part of sulcus (palatal part of max preparations)
what is astringent soln
causes toughening of epidermis
what type of impression material is one stage putty/wash imp
addition cured silicone
what is the wash material used to flow over teeth before taking impression for pfm crown
light-bodied silicone
steps for injecting impression material for pfm crown impression
- flow impression material disto-lingual to disto-buccal in to/just above gingival sulcus
- fill distal interproximal area
- lingual surface
- mesial interproximal surface
- buccal
- occlusal surface
when should the syringe be lifted from the tooth surface during wash stage of impression and why
never- would cause air blows/defects