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What do you look for when evaulating an abutment tooth?
-Before tooth prep (intraoral exam, radiographic exam, DX casts, DX waxup
-Unrestored (healthy)
-Restored (Periodonal health, Presence/absence of caries)
-Supraerrupted
-Mesially inclined
What is the difference b.t functional and parafuncitonal movements?
-Functional Movements: Chewing and Speaking
-Non-functional movements: Bruxism, Clenching
What is mutually protected occlusion
-Uniform contact position when condyle is in the most anterior superior position
-CR=MI
-No contacts in posterior during eccentric movements
-Canine guidance in lateral movements
-Anterior guidance in protrusive movements
Why are gingival bevels sometimes used?
-used to create space
What are considered with mesially inclined teeth?
-Clinical crown
-Crown to root ratio
-Mutual parallelism
-Root surface area
-Occlusal wear
-Location of proximal contacts
-Relative tooth dimension
Describe the tendency of proximal contact?
-Move progressively gingivally and lingually
-Getting bigger distally
-Tendency for root proximity, especially in molars
Ideal common path of insertion relative to?
-Pulpal tissue
-Adjacent teeth
-Occlusal force vectors
-Esthetic demands
Route to success for crown preparation?
-Make a cut guide out of putty
-Depth cuts
-Occlusal prep.
-Facial reduction
-Interproximal reduction (use 169L)
-Lingual reduction
-Functional cusp reduction
-Finish line
Path of draw (2 types)
-One common path of inseration perpendicular to the occlusal plane
-One common path of inseration along the long axis of teeth
What are the benefits and problems with using a Protemp crown?
Advantages:
-Preformed sizes for custom fits
-Work well in emergency situations
-Light curable with low heat generated
-Easy to add to
Disadvantage:
-Expensive
-Not as successful as other provisional options
What technique can be used when there is difficulties achieving a common path of draw with prep?
-Hold handpiece at same angle when moving from one prep to next.