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Continuing Education Course Number: 156 Crown and Bridge Cements: Clinical Applications Authored by Sabina S. Bunk, DDS, and John M. Powers, PhD Upon successful completion of this CE activity 2 CE

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How to fill out crown and bridge cements:

1. Prepare the tooth: Start by cleaning and preparing the tooth or teeth that will receive the crown or bridge. This involves removing any decay, shaping the tooth to accommodate the restoration, and possibly taking impressions or digital scans for creating the final restoration.
2. Select the appropriate cement: There are various types of crown and bridge cements available, such as resin-based cements, glass ionomer cements, or self-adhesive resin cements. The choice of cement depends on factors like the type of restoration, the material used, and the preference of the dentist.
3. Mix the cement: Follow the manufacturer's instructions to properly mix the cement. This usually involves combining a base and a catalyst or a powder and a liquid component. Thoroughly mix the components until a consistent texture and color are achieved.
4. Apply the cement: Use a dental instrument, such as a cement spatula or a brush, to apply the cement onto the inner surfaces of the restoration and the prepared tooth. Make sure to distribute the cement evenly to ensure proper adhesion.
5. Seat the restoration: Carefully place the crown or bridge onto the prepared tooth, ensuring a precise fit. Apply gentle pressure to seat the restoration in place, allowing the excess cement to escape from the margins. Use floss or an explorer to remove any excess cement around the restoration.
6. Check occlusion and bite: Verify that the crown or bridge does not interfere with the patient's bite or cause any discomfort. Adjust the restoration if necessary to achieve proper occlusion and bite alignment.
7. Clean and finish: After the cement has set, clean the restoration and surrounding teeth using dental instruments, brushes, or floss. Check for any remaining cement and remove it to prevent irritation or gum inflammation. Finally, polish the restoration to achieve a natural and esthetic appearance.

Who needs crown and bridge cements?

1. Patients with damaged or missing teeth: Crown and bridge cements are used to restore and replace teeth that have been damaged due to decay, trauma, or other dental conditions. These cements help secure the crown or bridge in place, providing the patient with functional and aesthetic improvements.
2. Individuals undergoing restorative or prosthodontic treatments: Whether it's a single crown, multiple crowns, or a dental bridge, crown and bridge cements play a vital role in adhering these restorations to the natural teeth or dental implants. They ensure a stable and durable connection, allowing patients to regain their chewing ability and smile confidently.
3. Dentists and dental professionals: Crown and bridge cements are essential materials for dental professionals performing restorative procedures. Dentists rely on these cements to ensure the long-term success of crown and bridge restorations by securely bonding them to the prepared teeth.

In conclusion, filling out crown and bridge cements involves careful preparation, cement selection, application, and finishing steps. These cements are necessary for patients requiring restorative dental treatments and play a crucial role in ensuring the stability and success of crown and bridge restorations.

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What is crown and bridge cements?

Crown and bridge cements are dental materials used to attach crowns and bridges to natural teeth or dental implants.

Who is required to file crown and bridge cements?

Dentists and dental professionals who perform crown and bridge procedures are required to file crown and bridge cements.

How to fill out crown and bridge cements?

Crown and bridge cements are filled out by providing detailed information about the procedure, including the type of cement used, date of procedure, and patient information.

What is the purpose of crown and bridge cements?

The purpose of crown and bridge cements is to securely attach crowns and bridges to natural teeth or dental implants, ensuring proper function and aesthetics.

What information must be reported on crown and bridge cements?

Information such as the type of cement used, date of procedure, patient information, and details of the crown or bridge must be reported on crown and bridge cements.

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