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    1. The document outlines the steps for checking and verifying crowns and fixed partial dentures, including checking the die, seating on the tooth, and evaluating the seated crown or FPD. 2. Possible complications during the metal try-in include remnants of temporary cements, tight contacts, or nodules on the fitting surface which can be identified and corrected. 3. Evaluation of the seated crown or FPD involves assessing the margin, retention, stability, and occlusion and addressing any overextended, negative, positive or open margins, ensuring proper retention and stability without rocking, and verifying proper occlusion.

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    1. The document outlines the steps for checking and verifying crowns and fixed partial dentures, including checking the die, seating on the tooth, and evaluating the seated crown or FPD. 2. Possible complications during the metal try-in include remnants of temporary cements, tight contacts, or nodules on the fitting surface which can be identified and corrected. 3. Evaluation of the seated crown or FPD involves assessing the margin, retention, stability, and occlusion and addressing any overextended, negative, positive or open margins, ensuring proper retention and stability without rocking, and verifying proper occlusion.

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    Fixed Prosthodontics Try-In

    Uploaded by

    Abdelrahman Galal
    1. The document outlines the steps for checking and verifying crowns and fixed partial dentures, including checking the die, seating on the tooth, and evaluating the seated crown or FPD. 2. Possible complications during the metal try-in include remnants of temporary cements, tight contacts, or nodules on the fitting surface which can be identified and corrected. 3. Evaluation of the seated crown or FPD involves assessing the margin, retention, stability, and occlusion and addressing any overextended, negative, positive or open margins, ensuring proper retention and stability without rocking, and verifying proper occlusion.

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    Checking and verification

    of crowns and fixed partial


    dentures
    Objectives:
    1- Clinical significance.
    2- Steps for metal try in.
    3- Dealing with the possible complications.
    1-Checking on the die.

    2-Seating on the tooth.

    3-Evaluation of the
    seated crown or FPD.
    Incomplete seating

    Error Cause Correction


    Remnants of temporary Improper cleaning of tooth Remove remnants of
    cements. temporary cements
    Tight proximal contact abrasion of the adjacent Identify tight contact by
    stone contact points interposing articulating
    paper, grind and polish.
    Nodules on fitting surface Air bubbles trapped during Identify under
    investment magnification and
    remove with small round
    bur
    Tight cast Lack of die spacer Pressure indicating paste
    Change in abutment Lack of provisional Retake impression
    relationship restorations.
    Distorted impression Impression rebounding Retake impression
    Evaluation of the seated crown
    or FPD.

    Margin assessment

    Retention

    Stability

    Assessment of occlusion
    Margin assessment

    Overextend Negative Positive open


    margin ledge ledge
    margin
    Retention

    A crown or FPD should not feel too


    tight nor too loose.
    Stability or Rocking

    -Nodule-
    -Sharp edges
    -Distortion
    Assessment of occlusion
    Porcelain try-in
    1-Proximal contact
    -open contact
    - heavy contact:
    cause improper setting
    2- Pontic design
    3- Occlusion

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