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- Ideal measurements recommended to follow
- How to avoid an undercut
- What is the ideal degree of taper that we need to consider?
- Which Margin should we give? Shoulder or chamfer?
- How to polish the crow
- How many putty index should be utilized to get an ideal reduction?
- Is under-reduction better or over-reduction?
- How to maintain good occlusal anatomy
- How to avoid nicking the adjacent tooth
- Most important “UNDER REDUCTION” under reduction will land you in straight fail criteria immediately. So always remember “Over is always Better then under” you can still end up with borderline and pass with overreduction but will land in fail with under.
- Quick Tip- Never rely completely on the putty index, putty is never accurate. Always check with:
- Visual aid (after a while you should be confident enough to know the reduction just by visualization of the tooth prep, without any putty measurements).
- Compare with adjacent tooth
- Probe measurements.
- Second and most crucial point to stay away from is “Any big or sharp undercut” unmanageable undercut will again put you in the unsatisfactory criteria.
- Tips to avoid an undercut- “angulation of the bur” Always keep it with the long access of the tooth.
- Third and most underestimated mistake ”Taper” Make sure your prep has a good taper to it.
- Canine PFM Crown preparation
- Molar PFM crown prep
- Bonus video on Central Incisor PFM Crown Prep
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Modules
Crown Prep Masterclass
Lessons
- Welcome
- *Before We Begin – Disclaimer *
- 1.Welcome to the Crown Prep Course
- 2. Introduction to Crown Prep (Part 1)
- 3. Introduction to Crown Prep (Part 2)
- 4. Putty Index Basics
- 5. Posterior Tooth Putty Technique (Part 1)
- 6. Posterior Tooth Putty Technique (Part 2)
- 7. Anterior Putty Recipe
- 8. Molar PFM Crown Prep (Part 1)
- 9. Molar PFM Crown Prep (Part 2)
- 10. Canine PFM Crown Prep
- 11. Bonus Video 1 – PFM Crown Prep On A Central Incisor
- 12. Bonus Video 2 – Central Incisor Prep
- 13. Let’s Review the Basics – First Step When Doing the Crown Preparation Task
- 14. Finalizing the Map in Mind
- 15. Main Steps of Crown Preparation
- 16. Anterior Putty Technique
- 17. Anterior Putty Technique (Part 2)
- 18. Review of the Plan
- 19. Inspection of the Putty Index
- 20. Crown Prep (Part 1) – Incisal & Labial Reduction
- 21. Importance of 3 Plane Reduction
- 22. Reviewing the Concepts of Depth Reduction Grooves
- 23. Labial & Palatal Reduction
- 24. Interproximal Reduction
- 25. Interproximal Reduction Continuation & Final Merge