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Introduction to Fixed Prosthodontics. Dr. William Morgan Clinical Professor UCLA School of Dentistry April 3, 2007. Faculty. Dr. William Morgan, Course Co-Chair Dr. Richard Stevenson, Course Co-Chair Dr. Esteban Bonilla Dr. Lillian Cheng Dr. Donald Fisher Dr. Michael Gritz - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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IntroductionIntroduction to to

Fixed ProsthodonticsFixed Prosthodontics

Dr. William MorganDr. William MorganClinical ProfessorClinical Professor

UCLA School of DentistryUCLA School of DentistryApril 3, 2007April 3, 2007

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FacultyFaculty Dr. William Morgan, Course Co-ChairDr. William Morgan, Course Co-Chair Dr. Richard Stevenson, Course Co-ChairDr. Richard Stevenson, Course Co-Chair

Dr. Esteban BonillaDr. Esteban Bonilla Dr. Lillian ChengDr. Lillian Cheng Dr. Donald FisherDr. Donald Fisher Dr. Michael GritzDr. Michael Gritz Dr. Sue SpackmanDr. Sue Spackman Dr. Jay WatsonDr. Jay Watson Dr. Andy WongDr. Andy Wong

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Course RequirementsCourse Requirements Attend lecture & lab each weekAttend lecture & lab each week Complete all projects on timeComplete all projects on time Pass midterm & final practical examinationsPass midterm & final practical examinations

One makeup examinationOne makeup examination Average 75% or better on all written Average 75% or better on all written

examinationsexaminations Each question on quizzes & examinations count Each question on quizzes & examinations count

the samethe same Quizzes each week on reading assignmentQuizzes each week on reading assignment Drop one quiz at end of quarterDrop one quiz at end of quarter Examinations cover material since last Examinations cover material since last

examinationexamination Fall & Winter final examinations are cumulativeFall & Winter final examinations are cumulative

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TerminologyTerminology

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ProsthodonticsProsthodontics

The dental specialty concerned with the The dental specialty concerned with the making of artificial replacements for missing making of artificial replacements for missing parts of the mouth and jaw. Also prosthetic parts of the mouth and jaw. Also prosthetic dentistry or prosthodontia.dentistry or prosthodontia.

Fixed ProsthodonticsFixed Prosthodontics Gold crowns-full and partial veneerGold crowns-full and partial veneer Inlays-gold and all ceramicInlays-gold and all ceramic Porcelain-all porcelain and PFMPorcelain-all porcelain and PFM Fixed partial denturesFixed partial dentures

Replace one or more missing teethReplace one or more missing teeth

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Restorative DentistryRestorative Dentistry Restorative dentistry covers the range Restorative dentistry covers the range

from simple direct restorations to complex from simple direct restorations to complex full mouth rehabilitation. This will include full mouth rehabilitation. This will include class I & class II direct restorations, simple class I & class II direct restorations, simple indirect restorations like inlays, crowns & indirect restorations like inlays, crowns & veneers, to replacing missing teeth with veneers, to replacing missing teeth with fixed partial dentures & finally to complete fixed partial dentures & finally to complete rehabilitation with indirect restorations rehabilitation with indirect restorations throughout the mouth. Esthetics & throughout the mouth. Esthetics & function must also be considered.function must also be considered.

Operative DentistryOperative Dentistry Fixed ProsthodonticsFixed Prosthodontics Esthetic DentistryEsthetic Dentistry

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RestorationsRestorations

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Full Veneer CrownsFull Veneer Crowns

Gold casting covers all external walls of the tooth & reinforces remaining tooth structure

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Partial Veneer CrownPartial Veneer CrownMOL Gold Inlay/OnlayMOL Gold Inlay/Onlay

Healthy tooth structure is preserved

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Partial Veneer CrownPartial Veneer CrownMOL Gold Inlay/OnlayMOL Gold Inlay/Onlay

Minimal facial extension preserves esthetics

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Partial Veneer CrownPartial Veneer CrownMOD Gold OnlayMOD Gold Onlay

Restoration reinforces remaining tooth & leaves tooth structure at gingival area

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Gold InlaysGold Inlays

Conservative preparation & finishing of the gold margins can provide a restoration that will last many years

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All Ceramic OnlayAll Ceramic Onlay

Esthetic restoration but is subject to fracture

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All Ceramic Inlay/OnlayAll Ceramic Inlay/Onlay

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Porcelain Fused To Metal Porcelain Fused To Metal Crown (PFM)Crown (PFM)

Porcelain is baked to a thin cast metal coping

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Porcelain Veneers &Porcelain Veneers &Fixed Partial DentureFixed Partial Denture

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Porcelain Veneers & Porcelain Veneers & Fixed Partial DentureFixed Partial Denture

Porcelain Veneers

Fixed Partial Denture

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Fixed Partial DentureFixed Partial Denture

Porcelain is baked over a cast metal framework

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Fixed Partial Denture Fixed Partial Denture (PFM)(PFM)

Metal framework for strength & porcelain for esthetics

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Fixed Partial Denture Fixed Partial Denture (Gold)(Gold)

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Fixed Partial DentureFixed Partial DenturePier AbutmentPier Abutment

Pontics

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Fixed Partial DentureFixed Partial DentureImplantsImplants

FPD attached to implants

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DiagnosisDiagnosis

HistoryHistory Physical/Emotional HealthPhysical/Emotional Health PremedicatePremedicate AllergiesAllergies Medications Medications Physician ConsultPhysician Consult

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DiagnosisDiagnosis

TMJ/Occlusal EvaluationTMJ/Occlusal Evaluation Within Normal Limits?Within Normal Limits?

Maintain Occlusal RelationshipMaintain Occlusal Relationship Frequent Head, Neck or Shoulder Frequent Head, Neck or Shoulder

Pain?Pain? Evaluate Muscles & TMJEvaluate Muscles & TMJ

Referral? Referral?

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DiagnosisDiagnosis Intraoral ExaminationIntraoral Examination

General Oral HygieneGeneral Oral Hygiene Soft TissueSoft Tissue Periodontal HealthPeriodontal Health

Probing/Chart PocketsProbing/Chart Pockets MobilityMobility

CariesCaries Examine Old RestorationsExamine Old Restorations

Serviceable or failing?Serviceable or failing?

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DiagnosisDiagnosis

Diagnostic Casts-required for all Diagnostic Casts-required for all indirect restorationsindirect restorations Mount With Facebow & Bite RecordsMount With Facebow & Bite Records Occlusal EvaluationOcclusal Evaluation Diagnosis/Treatment PlanDiagnosis/Treatment Plan Diagnostic Wax-UpDiagnostic Wax-Up Stents For TemporizationStents For Temporization

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DiagnosisDiagnosis Full Mouth RadiographsFull Mouth Radiographs

Caries-Interproximal & RecurrentCaries-Interproximal & Recurrent Periapical Lesions?Periapical Lesions? Quality of Previous EndodonticsQuality of Previous Endodontics Periodontal Health & Alveolar Bone Periodontal Health & Alveolar Bone

LevelsLevels Crown/Root RatioCrown/Root Ratio PathosisPathosis

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Treatment OptionsTreatment OptionsIntracoronal RestorationsIntracoronal Restorations

Glass IonomerGlass Ionomer Composite ResinComposite Resin Simple AmalgamSimple Amalgam Complex AmalgamComplex Amalgam Gold FoilGold Foil Gold InlayGold Inlay Ceramic InlayCeramic Inlay

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Treatment OptionsTreatment OptionsExtracoronal RestorationsExtracoronal Restorations

Ceramic OnlayCeramic Onlay Gold OnlayGold Onlay Partial Veneer Crowns (3/4, 7/8)Partial Veneer Crowns (3/4, 7/8) Full Gold CrownFull Gold Crown Porcelain/Metal Crown (PFM)Porcelain/Metal Crown (PFM) All-Ceramic CrownAll-Ceramic Crown Ceramic VeneerCeramic Veneer

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Treatment OptionsTreatment OptionsReasons For Extracoronal Reasons For Extracoronal

RestorationsRestorations Previous restoration and/or caries Previous restoration and/or caries

undermines tooth structure, requiring undermines tooth structure, requiring reinforcement that comes from an reinforcement that comes from an extracoronal restorationextracoronal restoration

Discoloration present and patient desires Discoloration present and patient desires esthetic improvement and tooth has been esthetic improvement and tooth has been weakenedweakened

Occlusal modifications Occlusal modifications

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CastingCasting

Full Gold Crown

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Casting/Crown Casting/Crown FabricationFabrication 1. Tooth Preparation, Including Caries 1. Tooth Preparation, Including Caries

Removal & Build-UpRemoval & Build-Up 2. Temporization (Ready before impression)2. Temporization (Ready before impression) 3. Impression3. Impression 4. Model (Cast) and Die Fabrication4. Model (Cast) and Die Fabrication 5. Wax-Up (Exact shape & size of desired 5. Wax-Up (Exact shape & size of desired

crown)crown) 6. Investing and Casting6. Investing and Casting 7. Crown Adjusting and Polishing7. Crown Adjusting and Polishing 8. Clinical Try-In and Cementation8. Clinical Try-In and Cementation

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Tooth PreparationsTooth Preparations

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Full Gold Crown Full Gold Crown PreparationPreparation Indicated when Indicated when

restoration or caries restoration or caries significantly significantly weakened tooth weakened tooth

All external walls All external walls covered-occlusal & covered-occlusal & axial with minimal axial with minimal taper of axial wallstaper of axial walls

Gingival finish line Gingival finish line may be subgingival or may be subgingival or supragingivalsupragingival

Adequate reduction to Adequate reduction to provide bulk of goldprovide bulk of gold

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Porcelain Fused to Metal Porcelain Fused to Metal (PFM)(PFM)

Indications same as Indications same as FGC but patient FGC but patient desires more desires more estheticsesthetics

All walls covered All walls covered similar to full gold similar to full gold crowncrown

Additional reduction Additional reduction necessary on facial necessary on facial to accommodate to accommodate metal & porcelain metal & porcelain without being without being overcontouredovercontoured

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3/43/4 Gold CrownGold Crown

Facial wall unpreparedFacial wall unprepared Facial cusp minimally Facial cusp minimally

reduced occlusallyreduced occlusally Grooves placed to Grooves placed to

prevent lingual prevent lingual displacement of crowndisplacement of crown

Minimal facial extension Minimal facial extension interproximallyinterproximally

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Fixed Partial DentureFixed Partial Denture Anterior crown Anterior crown

preparation preparation (abutment) is a (abutment) is a PFMPFM

Posterior crown Posterior crown is a full gold is a full gold crowncrown

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Ceramic OnlayCeramic Onlay Restoration is all Restoration is all

ceramic with no ceramic with no metalmetal

It is bonded to the It is bonded to the toothtooth

Weaker than Weaker than restorations with restorations with metal & can fracture metal & can fracture during masticationduring mastication

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Build-UpsBuild-Ups Done to replace missing tooth Done to replace missing tooth

structure & provide retention for structure & provide retention for final restorationfinal restoration

TypesTypes Pin Retained Amalgam or Pin Retained Amalgam or

CompositeComposite Preformed Posts Retaining BuildupPreformed Posts Retaining Buildup Custom Cast Post and CoreCustom Cast Post and Core

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Build-Up (Pin retained)Build-Up (Pin retained)

Pin holes drilled Pin holes drilled into vital toothinto vital tooth

Pins threaded into Pins threaded into tooth & retained in tooth & retained in dentindentin

Missing tooth built Missing tooth built up with amalgam up with amalgam or non tooth or non tooth colored compositecolored composite

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Build-Up (Pre-formed Build-Up (Pre-formed post)post)

Endodontically Endodontically treated tooth is treated tooth is missing significant missing significant amount of tooth amount of tooth structurestructure

One or more canals One or more canals are shaped & pre-are shaped & pre-formed post is fit into formed post is fit into the canal & the canal & cementedcemented

Chamber may also Chamber may also be used to provide be used to provide additional retention additional retention for buildupfor buildup

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Build-Up (Pre-formed Build-Up (Pre-formed post)post)

After post is After post is cemented, the tooth cemented, the tooth is built up with is built up with amalgam or amalgam or compositecomposite

Walls of preparation Walls of preparation must extend must extend beyond the build up beyond the build up to the tooth to the tooth structurestructure

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Build-Up (Custom Cast Dowel Build-Up (Custom Cast Dowel Core)Core)

Single rooted Single rooted endodontically endodontically treated tooth treated tooth with significant with significant amount of tooth amount of tooth structure structure missing or missing or undermined-not undermined-not enough to retain enough to retain a crowna crown

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Build-Up (Custom Cast Dowel Build-Up (Custom Cast Dowel Core)Core)

Canal is shaped & Canal is shaped & sized with a reamersized with a reamer

Resin pattern is made Resin pattern is made that is an exact that is an exact impression of the impression of the canal & created the canal & created the desired coronal “tooth desired coronal “tooth structure”structure”

Pattern is cast into Pattern is cast into goldgold

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Build-Up (Custom Cast Dowel Build-Up (Custom Cast Dowel Core)Core)

Cast dowel core is Cast dowel core is cemented into the cemented into the canal in the rootcanal in the root

Dowel core & tooth Dowel core & tooth are reshaped into final are reshaped into final crown preparationcrown preparation

Impression made of Impression made of preparation & crown preparation & crown fabricated, adjusted & fabricated, adjusted & cemented onto toothcemented onto tooth

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Provisional RestorationsProvisional Restorations(Temporaries)(Temporaries)

Custom made acrylicCustom made acrylic Relined polycarbonate crownsRelined polycarbonate crowns Pre-formed metal crownsPre-formed metal crowns

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Provisional RestorationProvisional Restoration (Custom Made Acrylic) (Custom Made Acrylic)

Rough provisional Rough provisional crown causes crown causes gingival irritation & gingival irritation & difficulty in taking a difficulty in taking a final impressionfinal impression

Provisional Provisional restoration restoration smoothed & polished smoothed & polished with much better with much better tissue response after tissue response after only a few daysonly a few days

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Provisional RestorationProvisional Restoration (Custom Made Acrylic) (Custom Made Acrylic)

Final restorations

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Provisional Restorations Provisional Restorations (Relined Polycarbonate (Relined Polycarbonate

Crowns)Crowns) Pre-formed Pre-formed

polycarbonate crown polycarbonate crown selected & adjustedselected & adjusted

Polycarbonate crown Polycarbonate crown relined with acrylic, relined with acrylic, adjusted, polished & adjusted, polished & cementedcemented

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Provisional Restorations Provisional Restorations (Preformed Metal Crowns)(Preformed Metal Crowns)

Pre-formed soft Pre-formed soft metal crown metal crown selected & adjustedselected & adjusted

Metal crown relined Metal crown relined with acrylic, with acrylic, adjusted, polished adjusted, polished & cemented& cemented

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ImpressionsImpressions

Full arch impressionsFull arch impressions Double bite impressionsDouble bite impressions Quadrant impressionsQuadrant impressions

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Full Arch ImpressionFull Arch Impression

Impression of whole arch using light & heavy body impression material capturing detail with no bubbles

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Double Bite ImpressionDouble Bite Impression Impression Impression

of of preparation, preparation, opposing opposing dentition as dentition as well as well as intercuspal intercuspal bitebite

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Model (Cast) andModel (Cast) andDie FabricationDie Fabrication

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Cast & Die FabricationCast & Die Fabrication

Full arch impression is used to fabricate full arch cast with removable dies

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Cast & Die FabricationCast & Die Fabrication

Double bite Double bite impression is impression is used to fabricate used to fabricate mounted casts mounted casts with either a with either a separate die or a separate die or a removable dieremovable die

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SeriesSeries

Crown PreparationCrown Preparation

Casting FabricationCasting Fabrication

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Full Crown Prep #30Full Crown Prep #30

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Impression & Cast Impression & Cast FabricationFabrication

Inspect impression for completeness & fabricate cast

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Wax Pattern Wax Pattern FabricationFabrication

Fabricate a wax pattern exactly like the desired crown, checking details with the stereo microscope

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Invest & Cast CrownInvest & Cast Crown

Finished wax pattern is placed inside ring & investment flowed around it. Pattern is burned out in oven & molten gold flowed into the void in the ring, creating the casting as shown above

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Crown CementationCrown Cementation

Crown tried in, adjusted & cemented

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