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Crown Preps
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Visualize what the crown prep looks like, then drill away everything that doesn't look like that.
Make sure you reduce enough so the lab can make you a nice crown?
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Hire a good associate, and find a good lab.
Use a reduction stint to ensure proper reduction, don't undercut it.
One eye it to check for draw. Use proper magnification and light. New burs are good for plastic teeth.
Repetition is the mother of perfection.
One eye it to check for draw. Use proper magnification and light. New burs are good for plastic teeth.
Repetition is the mother of perfection.
Lol, and let me guess, you get to place all of them and take the fee? Sounds kinda shady....
Nope. They'll work for me, and I take a cut of the profit while playing a round of golf. It's the American way.
Beautiful crowns are created by good labs, to answer the original question. We just prep and temp.
Preps are easy. Temps are hard! IMO.
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That about sums it up!!
The repetition remark is key IMHO.
👍 in preclinic, they teach you to be super conservative. however, if I were to prep teeth in clinic the way I did in preclinic, I bet all of my restorations would be overcountoured.
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