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Reference: Shillingburg Funamentals of Fixed Prosthodontics, Third Edition Chapter One

This document summarizes different types of fixed prosthodontic restorations including single tooth restorations and replacements for missing teeth. It describes extracoronal restorations like full crowns, partial crowns, and facial veneers. Intracoronal restorations discussed are inlays and onlays. Replacement for missing teeth is a fixed partial denture, also called a bridge, which uses retainers on abutment teeth to support a pontic that replaces the missing tooth. The next lecture will cover principles of tooth preparation, referencing chapter 9 of the same textbook.

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Reference: Shillingburg Funamentals of Fixed Prosthodontics, Third Edition Chapter One

This document summarizes different types of fixed prosthodontic restorations including single tooth restorations and replacements for missing teeth. It describes extracoronal restorations like full crowns, partial crowns, and facial veneers. Intracoronal restorations discussed are inlays and onlays. Replacement for missing teeth is a fixed partial denture, also called a bridge, which uses retainers on abutment teeth to support a pontic that replaces the missing tooth. The next lecture will cover principles of tooth preparation, referencing chapter 9 of the same textbook.

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Reference: Shillingburg Funamentals of Fixed Prosthodontics, third edition chapter one

Introduction
The scope of fixed prosthodontic treatment can range from the restoration of a single tooth to the rehabilitation of the entire occlusion

Cemented Restorations
I. Single teeth restorations
Extracoronal restorations. Intracoronal restorations.

II. Missing teeth replacement


Fixed partial denture. (bridge)

Extracoronal Restorations
A crown is a cemented extracoronal restoration that covers, or veneers, the outer surface of the clinical crown.

Reproduces the morphology and contours of the


damaged coronal portions of a tooth while performing its function. Protects the remaining tooth structure from further damage.

If it covers all of the clinical crown => full or complete veneer crown Classified according to material into: 1- full metal 2- ceramo-metal 3- all ceramic

If only portions of the clinical crown are veneered => partial veneer crown

Facial veneer : it consists of a thin layer of dental porcelain or cast ceramic that is bonded to the facial surface of the tooth.

Intracoronal Restorations
Intracoronal restorations are those that fit within the anatomic contours of the clinical crown of a tooth.

inlays : single-tooth restorations for proximoocclusal or gingival lesions with minimal to moderate extensions

onlays:

inlays modified with an occlusal veneer used for restoring more extensively damaged teeth, needing wide mesio-occluso-distal restoration

Fixed partial denture bridge


connector pontic

Its a prosthetic appliance, permanently attached to remaining teeth, which replaces one or more missing teeth.

retainer

Abutment preparation

abutment

Thank you, Next lecture: Principles of tooth preparation


reference, Shillingburg chapter 9

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