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What does a ceramic crown primarily restore?
What does a ceramic crown primarily restore?
- Esthetics, anatomy, and function (correct)
- Esthetics only
- Anatomy and function
- Function and esthetics
What is the definition of a prosthesis in dentistry?
What is the definition of a prosthesis in dentistry?
- An artificial appliance used for cosmetic purposes
- An appliance used to support human parts
- An artificial appliance replacing a lost human part (correct)
- An appliance used to enhance human parts
How is a partial coverage crown retained by pins classified?
How is a partial coverage crown retained by pins classified?
- Pin ledge (correct)
- Complete coverage
- Retained by grooves
- Reverse 3/4
What is the main difference between a full metal crown and a ceramic crown?
What is the main difference between a full metal crown and a ceramic crown?
In fixed prosthodontics, what does the term 'complete coverage' refer to?
In fixed prosthodontics, what does the term 'complete coverage' refer to?
Flashcards
Dental Prosthesis
Dental Prosthesis
An artificial appliance replacing a lost human part.
Complete Coverage Crown
Complete Coverage Crown
Restoration covering all coronal structure of a tooth.
Pin Ledge Crown
Pin Ledge Crown
A type of crown retained by pins that are embedded into the tooth.
Ceramic Crown
Ceramic Crown
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Metal vs. Ceramic Crown
Metal vs. Ceramic Crown
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Study Notes
Crown Restoration
- A ceramic crown primarily restores the tooth structure, function, and aesthetics.
Definition of Prosthesis
- A prosthesis in dentistry is an artificial device that is used to replace or support a damaged or missing tooth or group of teeth.
Partial Coverage Crown
- A partial coverage crown retained by pins is classified as a pinned partial veneer crown.
Comparison of Full Metal and Ceramic Crowns
- The main difference between a full metal crown and a ceramic crown is that a full metal crown is made of metal, whereas a ceramic crown has a metal base covered with ceramic material to match the natural tooth color and shape.
Complete Coverage
- In fixed prosthodontics, the term 'complete coverage' refers to a crown that covers the entire tooth, restoring its shape, function, and appearance.
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