Rebuilding an upper primary ante. tooth using a SC, voiceover US

Summary

This instructional video presents a detailed guide on using 3M stripped crown forms for restoring primary upper incisors. It outlines essential materials, including Filtek Supreme Ultra Universal Restorative and Scotch Bond Universal Adhesive. The step-by-step procedure includes tooth preparation, bonding the crown form, applying restorative material, and finishing the restoration for a natural appearance. The process emphasizes efficient techniques to achieve a quick, aesthetically pleasing outcome, making it ideal for dental professionals seeking effective solutions for anterior restorations.

Takeaways

• 😀 3M stripped crown forms provide a simple yet effective solution for restoring the natural beauty of anterior teeth.
• 🛠️ The procedure involves three primary materials: 3M stripped crown forms, Fill Tech Supreme Ultra Universal Restorative, and Scotch Bond Universal Adhesive.
• 📋 Before starting, ensure all necessary materials and instruments are prepared and readily available.
• 💧 A rubber dam should be placed to maintain a clean, dry environment and enhance visibility during the procedure.
• 🔍 It's essential to assess the tooth and perform any necessary caries removal and pulp therapy before proceeding.
• 🩹 Control any bleeding with a hemostatic agent if necessary, and seal the pulp after treatment.
• ✂️ Perform tangential preparation of the tooth using a diamond bur for optimal fit of the crown form.
• 🔄 When trying in the crown form, consider adding vents on the incisal edge to manage excess restorative material.
• ⚡ Light cure the adhesive after bonding the crown form to ensure a secure attachment.
• ✨ Finish the restoration by polishing with a silicone cup or Soft Flex Diamond Polishing System for a natural appearance.

Q & A

What is the primary purpose of using 3M stripped crown forms?

The primary purpose is to efficiently restore the natural beauty of teeth, specifically in this case, a primary upper incisor.

What materials are required for the procedure?

The materials needed include 3M stripped crown forms, Filtek Supreme Ultra Universal Restorative, and Scotch Bond Universal Adhesive.

Why is it important to use a rubber dam during the procedure?

A rubber dam is used to ensure a clean and dry working environment, which improves visibility and helps prevent contamination.

What steps should be taken if bleeding occurs during the procedure?

If bleeding occurs, a hemostatic agent should be used to control it before sealing the pulp.

What is the purpose of performing tangential prep with a diamond bur?

Tangential prep with a diamond bur prepares the tooth for the proper fit and placement of the 3M strip crown form.

How can overflow of excess restorative material be managed during the procedure?

Vents can be placed on the incisal edge of the crown form to allow for overflow of excess restorative material.

What technique is recommended for filling undercuts in the crown form?

Filtek Supreme Ultra Flowable Restorative should be applied gradually, using light pressure to avoid creating air bubbles.

What should be done after placing the 3M strip crown form on the tooth?

Excess composite material should be removed, and the restorative material should be light cured while the crown form is in place.

How is the restoration finished after curing?

The restoration can be finished by removing the 3M strip crown form with a pointed probe and refining the margins using a fine diamond burr or soft flex disk.

What is the final step in polishing the restoration?

The final step is to polish the restoration using a silicone cup or the soft flex diamond polishing system to achieve a natural appearance.