Dental Video Resources Guide

This video describes and illustrates zirconia crown restoration in a patient with early childhood caries of the maxillary anterior teeth. Zirconia crowns for primary teeth confer many advantages, including great strength, durability, and ability to retain a high polish. The patient in this video received general anesthesia for full mouth dental rehabilitation, which guarantees optimal conditions for placement of technically demanding restorations. The video covers key aspects of the procedure, including bur selection, preparation, and subgingival reduction, and documents a novel approach to try-in and cementation that ensures predictable esthetic results. The principal components of this technique are trial alignment with fast-set impression material, pick-up impression of aligned crowns via transparent polyvinyl impression material, delivery of multiple units simultaneously, and command cure of resin-modified glass ionomer cement in the final restoration. Providers who watch this video will be well equipped to deliver anterior zirconia restorations for children with greater skill and confidence.

This presentation shows an innovative technique named Ultimate Ceramic Veneer (UCV). For this technique tooth preparation is laboratory guided and performed after final impression. Based on the wax-up and the mock the ceramist prepares the cast only where there is no space for the ceramic. The Ultimate ceramic veneer (UCV) is a very conservative approach to create minimally invasive restorations.

Tooth #10 broken and in need of post and core build up after previous root canal procedure. Demonstration of preparation of tooth #10 and placement of metal post and core material to strengthen the tooth before crown preparation, impression and crown placement.

Learning objectives: Following completion of the curriculum, participants will have the knowledge to: • Analyze implant cases with organized methods • Effectively do case presentation • Do comprehensive treatment planning • Content: Step by step procedures to successfully complete bar and attachment overdentures are illustrated and compared. Case cost analysis and fee determination are simplified using clinical examples AND a revolutionary impression technique and centric bite registration procedure are illustrated that will simplify overdenture construction for the prosthetic dentist.