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Crown prep/bridge - 1. 3-6 month current X-ray (BWX, PA, IOP)
2. Opposing model
3. Matrix: use for temp
4. Place moisture control ( 6 ways: rubber dam, isolite, HVE, Saliva ejector, cotton rolls, dry angles)
5. Remove decay
6. Build up (Build-it composite, core paste ketec nano)
7. Prep tooth (2mm off occlusally/ 1 1/2 circumference)
8. Pack cord (reveals the margin) (Hemodent)
9. Remove retraction cord
10. Final impression ( Dr uses light body/ Assistant uses heavy body)
11. Take bite registration
12. Make temp
Name three points of data - 3-6 month current X-ray
Opposing model
Matrix: use for temp
,Injection needles - Blue skys: Upper maxillary needle
Yellow daisies: Lower mandibular needle
Name 6 ways of moisture control - 1. Rubber dam
2. Isolite
3. HVE
4. Saliva ejector
5. Cotton rolls
6. Dry angles
Four materials to do a core build up - 1. Build it
2. Composite
3. Core-paste
4. Ketec nano
What is a margin - The very last place that the burr touched
What is a retraction cord and hemodent for? - To stop the bleeding of the surrounding tissue
, How long does it take for the lower to get numb? - 15-18 minutes
Bite registration - Always take bite registration before making temp
What does RPD stand for? - removable partial denture
What does FPD stand for - Fixed partial denture
Post core build up - Strength, longevity, durability when tooth is severely broken down by decay must be
completed after RCT gentle wave
Local inflammation - Limited to the area of injury
Systemic inflammation - Not limited to the area of injury
Acute inflammation - Immediate localized protective response of the body to physical injury, or invasion
of pathological or organism.
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