MDA Chap 50

Fixed prosthodontics is also referred to as

• Crown procedures

• Crown and bridge

• Post and core

• Bridge and crown

specialty area of dentistry involved in the replacement of missing teeth with a fixed prosthesis

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Meaning that the restoration is permanently cemented or bonded into place and cannot be removed by the patient

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the dentist who is educated and skilled in the restoration and replacement of teeth by concentrating on fixed or removable prosthodontics.

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Indications for prescribing fixed prosthodontics

Answer explanation

• One or two adjacent teeth are missing within the same arch.

• Supportive tissues are healthy.

• There are suitable abutment teeth present.

• Patient is in good health and wants to have the prosthesis placed.

• Patient has the skills and motivation to maintain good oral hygiene.

Contraindications for prescribing fixed prosthodontics

Also called cast restorations , are created in a commercial dental lab by a dental laboratory technician or with the use of the CAD/CAM system

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Indirect restorations include

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-An _____ resembles a class Il restoration and covers a portion of the occlusal and proximal surfaces

-An _____ resembles a multisurface restoration and covers the proximal surfaces and most of the entire occlusal surface

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a thin shell of tooth-colored material fabricated with porcelain in the dental laboratory from an impression taken of the prepared tooth or using zirconia with the CAD/CAM system with a digital scanner

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