SARE Crown Procedure Overview

The video tutorial explains the process of creating a one-appointment SARE crown. It begins with treating the damaged tooth and capturing images to create a 3D model. The crown is designed from this model and milled from a solid block of engineered porcelain. Finally, the crown is bonded to the tooth, completing the treatment without the need for a temporary crown.

What is one advantage of the SARE crown procedure?

• It uses a metal crown.

• It is a lengthy process.

• It eliminates the need for a temporary crown.

• It requires multiple appointments.

What is the purpose of using a camera in the SARE crown procedure?

• To take a picture of the patient's face.

• To capture images for a 3D model of the teeth.

• To check the patient's dental history.

• To record the entire procedure.

How is the crown designed in the SARE procedure?

• By hand drawing

• Using a 3D model

• With a pre-made mold

• By guessing the shape

What material is used to mill the crown in the SARE procedure?

• Gold

• Plastic

• Engineered porcelain

• Metal alloy

What is the final step in the SARE crown procedure?

• Scheduling a follow-up appointment

• Bonding the crown to the tooth

• Polishing the crown

• Taking a final X-ray