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Crown and Bridge Prosthetics: I have been advised of and understand that treatment of dental conditions requiring crowns and/or fixed bridgework, involves certain risks and possible unsuccessful results,

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1. Prepare the tooth: The tooth that will receive the crown or bridge is prepared by removing any decayed or damaged tooth structure. The tooth is also shaped to provide a proper fit for the prosthetic.
2. Take impressions: Impressions of the prepared tooth and surrounding teeth are taken to create an accurate mold for the crown or bridge.
3. Temporary restoration: A temporary crown or bridge is placed on the prepared tooth to protect it while the final prosthetic is being fabricated in the dental laboratory.
4. Fabricate the crown or bridge: The impressions are sent to a dental laboratory where the final crown or bridge is custom-made to fit the patient's mouth.
5. Try-in and adjustment: Once the final crown or bridge is received from the dental laboratory, it is tried in the patient's mouth to ensure proper fit and aesthetics. Adjustments may be made if necessary.
6. Cementation: After the crown or bridge has been approved, it is permanently cemented onto the prepared tooth using dental cement.
7. Final touches: Any excess cement is removed and the bite is checked to ensure proper alignment.
8. Post-treatment care: Patients are advised to practice good oral hygiene, including brushing twice a day and flossing daily, to maintain the longevity of the crown or bridge.

Who needs crown and bridge prosformtics?

1. Individuals with severely decayed teeth: Crown and bridge prosthodontics are often recommended for individuals with teeth that are extensively decayed and cannot be restored with a simple filling.
2. Individuals with broken or fractured teeth: Teeth that are broken or fractured may require crown or bridge prosthodontics to restore their form, function, and aesthetics.
3. Individuals with missing teeth: Crown and bridge prosthodontics can be used to replace missing teeth by attaching artificial teeth (pontics) to the adjacent healthy teeth (abutments). This is an alternative to dental implants or removable partial dentures.
4. Individuals with weak teeth: Teeth weakened by extensive dental restorations or previous root canal treatments may benefit from the added strength and protection provided by crown and bridge prosthodontics.
5. Individuals with cosmetic concerns: Crown and bridge prosthodontics can also be used to improve the appearance of teeth by correcting tooth discoloration, shape, or alignment issues.

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What is crown and bridge prosthetics?

Crown and bridge prosthetics are dental restorations that are used to replace missing teeth or restore damaged teeth.

Who is required to file crown and bridge prosthetics?

Dentists and dental laboratories are required to file crown and bridge prosthetics.

How to fill out crown and bridge prosthetics?

Crown and bridge prosthetics are filled out by providing detailed information about the patient, specific teeth being restored, materials used, and any additional instructions.

What is the purpose of crown and bridge prosthetics?

The purpose of crown and bridge prosthetics is to restore the function and aesthetic appearance of missing or damaged teeth.

What information must be reported on crown and bridge prosthetics?

Information such as patient name, date of birth, tooth number, materials used, and any special instructions must be reported on crown and bridge prosthetics.