The Posterior Preformed Metal Crown (Stainless Steel Crown)

Kher, Meenakshi S.; Rao, Ashwin

doi:10.1007/978-3-030-11860-0_4

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“…While they have been used routinely in primary teeth, the success rate of these materials in semi-permanent restorations can be ensured by if managed properly. Though the use of SSC as full coronal restorations in the permanent teeth has largely been overlooked (37) , it is the most conservative full coronal coverage restoration in an incompletely erupted permanent molar with large pulp spaces with the minimal tooth preparation required to seat the crown.…”

Section: Direct Restorationmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…They do not disturb further tooth eruption and are enable for the placement of a lab-fabricated complete coronal restoration in the future if needed. (37) According to Discepolo and Sultan, (38) SSC satisfactorily perform as provisional restorations with an average of 45.18 months of the service period. However, another study stated that these crowns are more difficult to adapt to a conventionally prepared mature permanent tooth.…”

Section: Direct Restorationmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Semi-permanent Restorations Just Temporary or Long-lasting Use?: A Review of the Literature

Adulroj,

Chaijareenont,

Yavirach

et al. 2023

CMDENTJ

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In some clinical situations, using a provisional fixed restoration for an extended period of time is unavoidable. However, traditional materials are unable to withstand this, resulting in restoration fracture, which leads to repair and/or replacement as well as increased chair time and treatment costs. Many practitioners have been developing their protocols to improve physical properties and longevities of these restorations. Currently, many manufacturers have launched novel products and several fabrication techniques; some are claimed to be “semi-permanent restoration” with improved strength and survivability. The purpose of this review article is to assist clinicians to decide the most appropriate provisional restorative materials for long-term usage in complex treatment procedures, including fabrication and cementation techniques.

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Section: Direct Restorationmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Direct Restorationmentioning

confidence: 99%