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Crash Course in Fixed prosthodontics
Offering detailed guidelines for various dental procedures and materials. The text systematically covers the principles of tooth preparation, focusing on biomechanics, retention, resistance, and marginal integrity, including specific requirements for different finish lines. It examines various restorative materials, such as all-metal, metal-ceramic (PFM), and all-ceramic restorations, detailing their composition, advantages, disadvantages, and clinical applications, along with important considerations like the ferrule effect and surface treatments for ceramics. Furthermore, the document addresses diagnosis and treatment planning for missing teeth, discussing different bridge classifications, abutment assessment, and the complexities of long-span or special problems like pier abutments and tilted molar abutments, while also explaining essential clinical steps like impression techniques, fluid control, temporization, cementation, and the try-in and delivery of crowns.
Produced by:
https://www.podcaistudio.com/
Produced by:
https://www.podcaistudio.com/
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By Dentistry Made SimpleOffering detailed guidelines for various dental procedures and materials. The text systematically covers the principles of tooth preparation, focusing on biomechanics, retention, resistance, and marginal integrity, including specific requirements for different finish lines. It examines various restorative materials, such as all-metal, metal-ceramic (PFM), and all-ceramic restorations, detailing their composition, advantages, disadvantages, and clinical applications, along with important considerations like the ferrule effect and surface treatments for ceramics. Furthermore, the document addresses diagnosis and treatment planning for missing teeth, discussing different bridge classifications, abutment assessment, and the complexities of long-span or special problems like pier abutments and tilted molar abutments, while also explaining essential clinical steps like impression techniques, fluid control, temporization, cementation, and the try-in and delivery of crowns.
Produced by:
https://www.podcaistudio.com/
Produced by:
https://www.podcaistudio.com/