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composite strip crown

are celluloid crown form that is trimmed and filled with

composite resin (tooth colored filling material)

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composite strip crown

They automatically contour the restorative material to match the

natural dentition and strip off easily, leaving a smooth surface

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composite strip crown

a popular method of restoring primary anterior

teeth because they provide superior aesthetics

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composite strip crown

They rely on dentin and enamel adhesion for retention

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composite strip crown

ind: Extensive or multi-surface caries in primary incisors

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composite strip crown

ind: Developmental defects such as Amelogenesis Imperfecta

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composite strip crown

ind: Congenitally malformed primary incisors

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composite strip crown

ind: Discolored primary incisors

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composite strip crown

contra: Caries removal results in insufficient tooth surface area for bonding or

extensive subgingival caries.

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composite strip crown

contra: if moisture is difficult to control

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composite strip crown

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composite strip crown

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composite strip crown

provides minimum chair side time

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open faced stainless steel crown

Introduced to pediatric dentistry by Dr. William Humphrey in 1950

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open faced stainless steel crown

modified anterior stainless-steel crown

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open faced stainless steel crown

allowed for a composite facing to be placed on

the facial surface of the tooth, thus improving aesthetics

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open faced stainless steel crown

combine strength, durability, and

improved aesthetics

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open faced stainless steel crown

has high durability and retentiveness

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open faced stainless steel crown

Aesthetically fair materials are inexpensive

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open faced stainless steel crown

Extremely poor aesthetics

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open faced stainless steel crown

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open faced stainless steel crown

placement may be compromised with gingival

hemorrhage or moisture is present or patient is not cooperative

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open faced stainless steel crown

extremely technique sensitive

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open faced stainless steel crown

ind: Extensive decay in primary and young permanent tooth

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open faced stainless steel crown

ind: Single tooth cross bite

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open faced stainless steel crown

ind: Localized or generalized developmental problems such as enamel

hypoplasia

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open faced stainless steel crown

contra: If primary molar is close to exfoliation with more than half the roots

resorbed

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open faced stainless steel crown

contra: Tooth exhibits excessive mobility

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open faced stainless steel crown

contra: Partially erupted teeth

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open faced stainless steel crown

nickel allergy

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nickel

one of the most common causes of allergic contact

dermatitis and produces more allergic reaction than all other metals

combined

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open faced stainless steel crown

a two step process

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crown

cementation and composite placement

process/ steps fro open face stainless steel crown

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  1. tooth preparation

  2. crown selection

  3. crown adaptation

  4. cementation

  5. cleaning


clinical procedures for stainless steel crown

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polycarbonate crown

Formed from acrylic or polycarbonate resin shells and cemented with

self-adhesive resin

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polycarbonate crown

provide an aesthetic, tooth-

colored restoration at a low cost

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polycarbonate crown

Their durability varies from application to application, but they are

most often used for temporary restorations

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polycarbonate crown

come in one universal shade, which can be

modified with cements and liners.

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polycarbonate crown

ind: rampant caries

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ind: after pulp therapy

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polycarbonate crown

ind: abutment for space maintainer

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polycarbonate crown

contra: inadequate spacing

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polycarbonate crown

cnotra: crowding of ant

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polycarbonate crown

contra: deep impinging bite

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polycarbonate crown

contra: bruxers and evidence of abrasion

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polycarbonate crown

Require adequate hemorrhage and moisture control

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resin veneer crown

Stainless steel crowns with white facings

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resin veneer crown

combine the durability of a stainless-steel crown with the

aesthetics of a resin facing

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resin veneer crown

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resin veneer crown

More expensive than stainless steel, composite strip, and

polycarbonate crowns

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resin veneer crown

are durable, has good aesthetics, and insensitive to hemorrhage and moisture

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zirconia crowns

Prefabricated, exceptionally strong ceramic crowns that offer the most

esthetic, biocompatible full coverage primary molar crown

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zirconia crowns

Anatomically contoured and metal free

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zirconia crowns

Wear is comparable to natural enamel

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zirconia crowns

adv: exceptional durability and excellent aesthetics

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resin veneer crown