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Crown Notes

The document provides information on various topics related to restorative dentistry including preparation designs, materials, techniques, and biological considerations. It discusses preparation designs and thicknesses for different types of restorations such as resin bonded bridges, all-ceramic restorations, overlays, onlays, inlays, endocrowns, implants, and veneers. It also covers cement types, ceramic materials, digitization systems, failure causes, and biological factors like the periodontal ligament and tissue dilation.

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Crown Notes

The document provides information on various topics related to restorative dentistry including preparation designs, materials, techniques, and biological considerations. It discusses preparation designs and thicknesses for different types of restorations such as resin bonded bridges, all-ceramic restorations, overlays, onlays, inlays, endocrowns, implants, and veneers. It also covers cement types, ceramic materials, digitization systems, failure causes, and biological factors like the periodontal ligament and tissue dilation.

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RBB

Preparation:
• Axial➔0.5mm • Occlusal Rest➔1mm • Proximal Groove➔0.5mm
• 180° Wraparound➔Posteriorly only (to avoid metal display anteriorly)
• Finish Line➔Chamfer 0.3-0.5mm thick, 1mm coronal to gingival Crest
• Lingual cusps may be covered in Lower premolars (short clinical crown)

All Ceramic RBB:


• Thickness: Optimum➔0.7mm, Minimum➔0.5mm
• Connector: Vertically➔3mm, Horizontally➔2mm
E-max connector should be 2.6 times larger than Zirconia

• Macro-Mechanical:
Rochette Virginia Duralingual

Flared Perforation Water Soluble Crystal Nylon Mesh


(150-250µ)➔ Voids (on Lingual & Proximal)

• Weakening • Wearing • 0.5mm no crystals • Technique Sensitive


• Stress Concentration at margin➔Adaptation • Thick Lingually
• Limited Retention • No Long Term Result

Precious & Precious & Precious &


Non-Precious Non-Precious Non-Precious
• Micro-Mechanical:
Maryland (Electrolytic) Chemical Etch Sandblasting

Etched Cast: Nitric acid & Nitric & HCL acid 250µ Alumina - 30s - 2bar,
Electricity➔Porosity 20mins➔Porosity then Ultrasonic bath 10mins

• High Retention • Simple • ⬆Surface Area & Energy


• Highly Polished • Reliable ⬆Wettability
• Thin Retainer: ⬇Flexing • Remove Contamination

• Technique Sensitive
• Time Consuming
• Contamination➔Failure

Non-Precious Non-Precious Precious & Non-Precious

• Alloys & Techniques:


Precious Only Non-Precious Only Precious & Non-Precious

• Tin Plating • Maryland • Duralingual • Rochette


• Adlloy (Ga-Sn) • Chemical Etched • Sandblasting • Virginia
• V-Primer • Conc. Nitric Acid • Ion Coating • Silicoater
• Heating the Alloy • Tribo-Chemical Silica
• Alloy Primer

• Ion Coating surface treatment➔Sputtering Phenomenon


Overalays
• Vonlays cover Buccal & Occlusal, especially in Premolars

• Occlusal Veneers:
For: Over-Eruption, Erosion, Attrition, Abrasion, to increase vertical dimension
Preparation: • Central Fossa➔1.2mm • Cusp Tip➔1.8mm
• Finish Line➔1mm Chamfer • Convergence➔8°

Preparation (Overlays, Onlays, Inlays):


• Occlusal: Composite, LDS➔1-1.5mm, Feldspathic, Leucite➔2-2.5mm
• Finish Line➔1mm Chamfer • Depth➔1.5mm
• Ismuth width(Composite, LDS)➔2mm • Divergence➔6-10°
• Axial Wall Thickness: Vital➔2mm, Non-Vital➔3mm
• Margins away from occlusal contact➔1mm • CSA➔90°

Endocrown
• Cement: Dual cure adhesive resin • Abrasion: Not Indicated
• Axial Wall Thickness➔1.5-2mm • Divergence➔7-10°
• Extension into root canals (Saddle)➔2mm • Depth➔3mm

• Butt Design: Reduction➔2mm, Slope➔not more than 60°


• Ferrule Design: Finish Line➔0.8-1mm Shoulder/Deep Chamfer
Failure
• Most common cause of failure: Caries (36% of Biological Failure)
• Caries➔Bad taste, Bad breath, Bad esthetics, Pain, Loose retainer

• Cervical Fracture (Semilunar):


Facial➔Edge to Edge bite, Sharp preparation, Short inciso-gingival height
Lingual➔Deep bite, Heavy occlusal bite, Insufficient lingual reduction

• Primary occlusal trauma➔Premature contact on Sound PDL


Secondary occlusal trauma➔Premature contact on Affected PDL

PDL
• Free gingival graft aim to increase gingival width
• Minimal distance between crown margin & bone crest➔3mm
• Bone Sounding is used only with Healthy gingiva
• Subgingival finish line➔0.5-1 mm into the sulcus
• All proximal contact are located occlusally & Buccally, except: Upper 6 & 7
• All height of contour are located in cervical 1/3, except: Lower molars (lingual)
Veneer
,

• Preformed: Composite veneers➔Edelweiss


Ceramic veneers➔Lumineers (0.2-0.3mm Cerinate, No Drilling No Shot)
• Ceramics can’t be re-fired after removal from its support, except IPS Empress
• Desired thickness of Porcelain veneer➔0.5 - 1.5 mm
• Cingulum & Lingual marginal ridge➔more than 80% of a tooth strength
• Silane coupling agent improves bond strength by: 30-50%
• If Diastema gap=X, Then: Centrals reduction=X/2, Laterals reduction=X/4
• ⬆Die Spacer➔⬆Cement➔⬆C factor➔Post-Bonding Fracture

• Thickness: not more than 2mm➔Porcelain veneer


more than 2mm➔Lithium Disilicate(Emax) veneer
more than 3mm➔Full coverage all ceramic

Preparation: • Proximal➔0.5mm • Lingual➔0.5-0.7mm


• Facial➔0.3-0.5mm (Cervical, Thin enamel, Lingo-version)
0.5-0.8mm (Middle & Incisal, Thick enamel, Labio-version)
• Incisal➔1-1.5mm Upper Incisors
(75°) 1.5-2mm Lower Incisors & Canines

• Mask Discoloration reduction➔0.2mm reduction/vita shade


If more than 0.7mm➔Emax Super Veneer, Crown
Implants
• Osseointegration (3-6months): Mandible➔3-4months, Maxilla➔5-6months
• Delayed Implant: 3months after extraction • Cover Screw: left for
3-6months
• Healing Abutment (at least 2mm): left for 2-3weeks
• Min. facio-lingual bone:=Implant diameter + 2mm(1.5 facial+0.5 lingual)
• Bone Necrosis➔above 47° • Atrophic Maxilla➔Zygomatic implant
• Counter Sink (Anterior)➔3mm below Gingival Margin, 2mm below CEJ
Posterior maybe flushed with bone
• Distance between 2 implants 3mm • Distance between implant & nerve 2mm
• Distance between implant & tooth 1.5mm
• For Thin diameter implants use One piece implant
• Thin ridge➔Blade/Plate Endosteal implant (Wedge, Vent, Slot)
• The most important factor for osseointegration➔Primary Stability
• Decrease Lateral Forces: Anterior➔Shallow Anterior Guidance
Posterior➔Decrease Cusp Inclines
• CHS less than 8mm or more than 12mm➔Screw retained
less than 8mm: No Frictional Retention, more than 12mm: Vertical Cantilever
• Crest Module➔Anti-rotational for Abutment
• Apex➔Anti-rotational for Implant
• Hybrid Prosthesis➔replaces both Teeth & Resorbed Ridge
• Hybrid Abutment (Two piece abutment)➔Ceramic Abutment + Ti Base
• Hybrid Abutment Crown➔Crown & Abutment are One piece + Ti Base
Cements
• Ideal Film Thickness➔20-40microns
• Varnish: Zn Phosphate➔on Tooth, G.I.➔on Margins(after excess removal)
• Dilatant(⬆Shear rate of mixing➔⬆Viscosity)➔Zn Phosphate
Pseudo-Plastic(⬆Shear rate of mixing➔⬇Viscosity)➔Zn Polycarboxylate
• Insoluble➔Composite Resin, Activa(Pulpdent)
• Setting phases of G.I. : Ion Leaching➔Hydrogel➔Polysalt
• The most important factor affecting working time➔Temperature
• Used when Glossy (free COOH for chemical bond)➔ Zn Polycarboxylate, G.I.
• Water settable polycarboxylate(to ⬆working time)➔Zn Polycarboxylate,
G.I.

• G.I. + Water soluble polymers➔RMGI


G.I. + Calcium Aluminate➔ Hybrid G.I. (Ceramir)
• Not used with All Ceramic (Glass Ceramic) to avoid porcelain fracture:
G.I.➔⬇Modulus of Elasticity (not stiff), RMGI➔ Water Sorption (expansion)
Film thickness:
• Thin➔Zn Phosphate, Zn Polycarboxylate, GI, Adhesive composite resin
• Thick➔ZnO/E, Conventional composite resin
• Short Working Time➔ZnO/E, Zn Polycarboxylate, Conventional Composite
Ceramics
•Ceramic Steel = Zirconia
• Zirconium Silicate➔Zircon • Zirconium Oxide➔Zirconia
•Translucent & Fully anatomical Zirconia is Cubic based
• Zirconia fabrication: Milling Only
Fully Sintered(White Stage)➔Wet, Pre-Sintered(Green Stage)➔Dry

• Transformation Toughening➔Polycrystalline Ceramics (PSZ) (Y-TZP)


Shear strain➔Tetragonal➔More Voluminous Monoclinic➔⬇Cracks

• Glass Ceramics: Glass/Vitreous/Amorphous phase➔Translucency, Etching


Crystalline phase➔Dispersion Strengthening
•Monobond Etch & Prime (Etch & Silane in 1 step) is used with Glass Ceramics
• All Hybrid ceramics are surface treated by: Sandblasting, except:
Vita Enamic➔HF acid 60s
• Refractory die technique: Duplication➔PVS impression
Divestment➔Glass beads sandblasting
• Extra-oral Scanners: Contact➔Mechanical, Non-active
Non-Contact➔Optical, Active (Triangulation)
Biological
• Accepted Marginal Discrepancy: Cast Metal➔50um, Ceramic➔120um
• Opticlean: Rotary conical➔remove excess temporary cement by Abrasion
• Weak Cusps=Walls thinner than ½ their height➔tend to wedge,
go for Onlay or Overlay instead of Inlay
• Vertipreps = Indefinite FL = Feather Edge FL = Knife Edge FL
• In case of heavy proximal contact place the margin Subgingivally

Tissue Dilation:
• Non-impregnated cords (Mechanical)➔Not left more than 24 hrs
• Impregnated cords (Mechano-Chemical)➔left for 5-10 mins
★The Safest➔Alum(Aluminum Sulfate)
• Cordless [Expasyl(Aluminum Chloride), Gel Foam]➔left for 2 mins

Esthetics
Proportions:
• Collective teeth (Inter-dental): Golden proportion, RED, 2&1 and 1.5&1 Rule
• Single tooth (Intra-dental): Chu’s

• Chu’s:Upper Centrals➔75-80%, Lower Centrals➔60%


• Horizontal Symmetry➔Cohesive, Radiating Symmetry➔Segregative
Digitization
Systems:
• Chair-Side full system (In office milling):
In-Office CAI➔In-Office CAD➔In-Office CAM
• Chair-Side scanners only (Lab milling) Integrated/Centralized:
In-Office CAI➔Lab CAD & CAM
• In-Lab/Lab-Side milling systems:
Physical impression➔Lab Extra-oral Scanning, CAD & CAM

CAD/CAM tools:
• Incisal Variation➔Surface texture & characterization
• Smile Design➔Incorporate 2D & 3D • Scale➔Resize (Narrow or Widen)
• Reduce➔Cut back to allow veneering • Grid➔Alignment & Symmetry

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