Abstract

Dental caries is a major health problem in pre school, primary school going children and adolesecents. However, every individual is susceptible to this ailment during the course of its life. A number of treatment modalities are available for restoring primary incisors which include pre-veneered stainless steel crowns, polycarbonate crowns, resin strip crowns and zirconia crowns. This case report demonstrates a clinical technique for restoring primary incisors using a new temporization material. Keywords: Dental caries, Crowns, Temporization material, Primary incisors.

Highlights

  • Esthetic rehabilition of deciduous teeth is one of the most challenging encounters a dentist faces in day to day practice

  • Step 2: Tooth preparation: Crown cutting was done in such a way that 1.5 mm of tooth structure was removed uniformly from all sides (Fig. 4) Step 3: Selection of strip crowns: An appropriate-sized strip crown was selected according to mesiodistal width to fabricate the crown.(Fig. 5,6) Step 4: Strip crown loading: Shade selection was done in accordance with the adjacent teeth and strip crown was loaded with luxa crown material using automix syringe

  • Satisfactory results were obtained with good esthetics. (Fig. 8)

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Summary

Introduction

Esthetic rehabilition of deciduous teeth is one of the most challenging encounters a dentist faces in day to day practice. With the innovations in the field of esthetic dentistry, newer dental materials and techniques are emerging into clinical practice.[2]. Composite resin strip crowns are the most commonly used crowns in pediatric dentistry for restoring anterior teeth[3]. Despite having good esthetics and higher success rate, the results can still be compromised due to difficulty in maintaining isolation in children, shorter clinical crowns and technique sensitivity[4].Other esthetic crowns include prefabricated zirconia, pre veneered stainless steel and polycarbonate crowns[5]. These crowns exhibit superior esthetics and better retention, but difficult marginal adaptation to the tooth and higher cost are their major drawbacks

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