Temporary crown instructions avoid hard and sticky

 Temporary crown instructions – Avoid hard and sticky food and be careful not to break
or dislodge temporary crown, as it is fragile and brittle. If the crown comes of, keep it,
make an appointment to re-cement it/make new one in necessary.
 If gingiva is sore – use salty hot water rinses to help with healing process.
 Good oral hygiene is essential.
 Insert appointment scheduled.
 Permanent Crown insert procedure
 Disinfect permanent crown to prepare for cementation.
 LA is optional.
 Temporary crown is removed usually using plastic or excavator.
 Permanent crown is tried in the mouth and checked for fit and shade.
 Cement is manipulated and placed in the crown.
 Crown is inserted into the mouth.
 Pressure is applied to the crown while the cement is setting by asking patient to bite
on cotton roll placed directly on top of the crown.
 Cement is cured if required.
 Excess cement is removed with probe or excavator.
 Occlusion is checked with articulating paper
 Adjustments are made if necessary.
 Floss will be used to clean interproximal contact points.
54. Please write a short description of the PROPHYLAXIS procedure. Please mention the
setups for each stage .
Mouth Mirror Hygienist scaler
6/7
Tweezers Floss/Gauze
Who probe Triple syringe
Ultrasonic
scaler
Slow speed
hand piece
 Charting of the patients teeth are done
 Xray are taken if needed Set up
 Using the ultrasonic scaler teeth are clean
 Then manually teeth are cleaning with scaler
 Flossed
 Prophy paste is applied
 Treatment if finish by applying fluoride and then spit out after 3 minutes by patient
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55. Please write a short description of the total and partial denture stages. Please mention the
setups for each stage.
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Partial dentures is to replace one or more, but not all teeth in one arch.

Full dentures is used when all teeth are missing.
 1. Exam, consultation, treatment plan

All relevant patient’s information needs to be obtain.
 All relevant medical and dental information needs to be obtain in order to assess patient’s
attitude towards the idea of wearing denture/s.

Clinical examination, including charting, is then undertaken.
 Radiographic examination is essential to plan the treatment, as un-erupted or impacted
teeth, retained roots, cysts and other conditions have to treated prior to denture
construction.
 All dental work, such as restorations, has to be finalized.

Periodontic condition has to be treated, if required.
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2. Preliminary impression

Preliminary impressions are taken using alginate in stock trays.
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For edentulous patients compound material is used.
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The purpose of preliminary impressions is to take a negative of the mouth, which is poured
up in greenstone or yellow stone.