Fixed partial denture-Part 1

Name: Fixed partial denture-Part 1
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A detailed description about full veneer crowns.

Last updated 10/2022

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What you'll learn

Thorough knowledge about the procedure involved during preparation for complete cast crown, porcelain fused to metal crown and all ceramic crown.
Principles involved in the preparation of crown
Knowledge about the finish lines prepared during crown preparation
Details about the burs used during crown preparation
Different types of crowns used in the field of dentistry

8 sections • 12 lectures • 1h 7m total length

Introduction3:26
Discover the principles of crown preparation, finish lines, and the five crown types—metal, porcelain fused to metal, all resin, all ceramic, and pressed ceramic—and the situations and contraindications for use.

Introduction1:45
Explains porcelain fused to metal crowns, or metal ceramic full veneer crowns, a metal coping with a facial ceramic layer that combines strength and aesthetics, with cut-back design and indications.
Anterior porcelain fused to metal full veneer crowns9:06
Prepare the anterior porcelain fused to metal crown by indexing, groove alignment, and labial, incisal, lingual, and proximal reductions, including wing preparation and a shoulder finish line.
Posterior porcelain fused to metal full veneer crowns6:20
Learn posterior porcelain fused to metal crown preparation, including indexing, occlusal, facial, proximal, and lingual reductions, functional cusp bevel, and precise finishing to ensure proper ceramic coverage and margins.

Introduction1:48
Introduce all ceramic crowns for high aesthetic needs, noting molar contraindications for conservative restorations, and fracture risks such as margin chipping and half moon fractures from edge-to-edge occlusion.
Anterior all ceramic full veneer crowns3:38
Learn all ceramic crown preparation with labial, incisal, lingual, and proximal reductions using flat and tapered diamonds, depth-oriented grooves, and a radial shoulder finish line for esthetic, pulp-safe results.
Posterior all ceramic full veneer crowns3:58
Master posterior all-ceramic veneer crown preparation, including indexing with silicone putty, occlusal reduction to 2 mm, facial and lingual reduction of 1 mm, proximal reduction, bevel, and finishing with evaluation.

This course is about one of the important topics of fixed prosthodontics. It is important from both clinical and theoretical point of view.

In this course the students are going to understand Full veneer crowns.
First we will discuss about the dental crowns. Why they are needed. Types, indications and contraindications of dental crowns.
We will discuss about the definition and requirements of crown preparation.
We will discuss about 5 principles of crown preparation i.e preservation of tooth structure, resistance and retention form, structural durability, marginal integrity and preservation of periodontium.
Types of finish lines prepared during crown preparation. There advantages, disadvantages, indications and contraindications.
Various types of burs used during crown preparation.
Various types of full veneer crowns available in the field of dentistry. There advantages and disadvantages, indications and contraindications.
Armamentarium required during crown preparation.
Procedure to prepare all metal full veneer crowns.
Procedure to prepare porcelain fused to metal full veneer crowns for anterior teeth.
Procedure to prepare porcelain fused to metal full veneer crowns for posterior teeth
Procedure to prepare all ceramic full veneer crowns for anterior teeth.
Procedure to prepare all ceramic full veneer crowns for posterior teeth.
And after completion of every crown preparation there is summary part where a diagram with all finish lines, reduction to be done on the labial, lingual, occlusal and incisal surface is mentioned.