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What is the ideal taper angle for tooth preparation to ensure proper retention?
What is the ideal taper angle for tooth preparation to ensure proper retention?
- 6-8 degrees
- 1-2 degrees
- 3-5 degrees (correct)
- 10-12 degrees
Which factor contributes to the dislodgement of crowns in tooth preparation?
Which factor contributes to the dislodgement of crowns in tooth preparation?
- Natural tooth contours
- Over tapering of the preparation (correct)
- Shorter crown height
- Converging axial walls
What type of force is primarily associated with the rotation or tipping of a crown during placement?
What type of force is primarily associated with the rotation or tipping of a crown during placement?
- Tensile force
- Axial force
- Shear force
- Rotational force (correct)
How can circumferential irregularities affect crown placement?
How can circumferential irregularities affect crown placement?
What implication does a shorter axial wall height have in tooth preparation?
What implication does a shorter axial wall height have in tooth preparation?
Which of the following statements is true regarding the path of insertion for crown preparation?
Which of the following statements is true regarding the path of insertion for crown preparation?
Which condition increases the risk of rotational dislodgement in a crown?
Which condition increases the risk of rotational dislodgement in a crown?
What role does the axis of rotation play in crown retention for tooth preparations?
What role does the axis of rotation play in crown retention for tooth preparations?
Which finish line type is characterized by a very thin profile and is typically used for mandibular incisors?
Which finish line type is characterized by a very thin profile and is typically used for mandibular incisors?
What is the primary purpose of the finish line in dental preparations?
What is the primary purpose of the finish line in dental preparations?
Which type of finish line is described as having a right angle gingival termination and is used in porcelain crowns?
Which type of finish line is described as having a right angle gingival termination and is used in porcelain crowns?
Which occlusal irregularity is important to follow during crown preparation?
Which occlusal irregularity is important to follow during crown preparation?
Which finish line type is rounded and has an obtuse angle gingival termination, commonly used for metal restorations?
Which finish line type is rounded and has an obtuse angle gingival termination, commonly used for metal restorations?
What can a poor marginal seal potentially lead to?
What can a poor marginal seal potentially lead to?
Which type of finish line would likely cause injury to tissues if not designed properly?
Which type of finish line would likely cause injury to tissues if not designed properly?
What should be checked by looking at the occlusal during a dental preparation?
What should be checked by looking at the occlusal during a dental preparation?
What is a key reason for using coolants during tooth preparation?
What is a key reason for using coolants during tooth preparation?
Which finish line is placed specifically within the sulcus?
Which finish line is placed specifically within the sulcus?
How can the preservation of tooth structure be maximized during preparation?
How can the preservation of tooth structure be maximized during preparation?
What is the effect of under-reduction in tooth preparation?
What is the effect of under-reduction in tooth preparation?
Which factor does NOT contribute to heat generation during tooth preparation?
Which factor does NOT contribute to heat generation during tooth preparation?
In terms of circumferential irregularities, which preparation taper is preferred?
In terms of circumferential irregularities, which preparation taper is preferred?
Which type of finish line is located above the marginal gingiva?
Which type of finish line is located above the marginal gingiva?
What is a consequence of using excessive pressure during the tooth preparation process?
What is a consequence of using excessive pressure during the tooth preparation process?
Study Notes
Occlusal Irregularity
- Beveled shoulder finish line aids in maintaining structural integrity of the crown.
- Marginal ridges can be modified for optimal crown fit.
- Follow normal anatomical occlusal irregularities for precision.
Structural Durability
- Finish line marks the transition between prepared and unprepared tooth surfaces.
- A good marginal seal prevents food debris, fluids, and bacteria from entering the crown.
- Poor seal leads to halitosis and tooth demineralization.
Finish Line Requirements
- Knife Edge: Thin finish line, ideal for small mandibular incisors.
- Chamfer Finish Line: Rounded, with obtuse angle termination; suitable for metal restorations.
- Shoulder Finish Line: Right angle termination with ledge; used for porcelain crowns.
Biologic Principles
- Preparations must maintain compatibility with oral tissues to avoid injury.
- Structural preparation should consider tooth preservation and impact on surrounding tissues.
Taper of Preparation
- Excessive taper can lead to crown dislodgement.
- Ideal axial wall taper is 3-5 degrees; over-tapering decreases retention.
- Single unit restorations, such as crowns, are particularly susceptible to rotational dislodgement.
Circumferential Irregularity
- Vertical irregularities are crucial for retention.
- Apically directed irregularities help counteract forces from hard food.
- Irregular crown shapes must be retained to prevent twisting or rotation.
Beveled Shoulder Finish Line
- Combines features of a shoulder line with a small bevel to enhance fit.
- Preservation of tooth structure is vital to prevent pulp irritation; avoid exceeding 2mm reduction.
- Use intermittent reduction techniques to manage heat generation during preparation.
Esthetic Principles
- Crowns and bridges should mimic natural teeth in color, form, size, and shape.
- Under-reduction can result in bulky restorations.
Other Considerations
- Techniques must avoid damaging gingival tissues; understand finish line positions:
- Supra-gingival: Above the gingiva
- Equal gingival: At marginal gingiva level
- Sub-gingival: Within the gingival sulcus.
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Explore the concepts of occlusal irregularity, including beveled shoulders and chamfer techniques in dental anatomy. This quiz covers the significance of marginal ridges and how they relate to normal occlusal features. Test your understanding of these essential dental practices.
