Atraumatic Removal of Defective Crowns

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13/03/2011 at 5:11 pm #16947

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case report



15/03/2011 at 1:45 pm #16949

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trauma to the oral soft tissue structures may pose a problem to the patient as well as to the dentist



15/03/2011 at 3:49 pm #16952

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We can spray a little topical la on the gingiva for ease in removal



16/03/2011 at 4:59 pm #16956

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Crowns can also be removed using lower cowhorn forceps..try loosening the crown with a crown remover..if it doesnt come out, engage one beak of cowhorn on the buccal margin of the crown and the other occlusally and the give it a lingual pull..in case of a PFM crown there’s a tendency for the ceramic to chip off when using this technique..if still the crown doesnt come out then it has to be cut and removed..
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