Coronal disassembly systems and techniques: An overview

Janardanan, Kavitha; Varkey, Vini K; Lovely, Mary; Anuroopa, A

doi:10.4103/2229-5194.135009

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“…Applying the vibration for a long time may results in ceramic crack, while the heat generated can cause damage to the pulp, so copious water spray is essential [22]. It could be used alone, or in combination with other techniques, and can be successful to disrupt the luting cement to remove intact restorations [1] [8]. Its disadvantage is time consuming.…”

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“…They may vary from instruments available in dental clinics such as a large spoon excavator, scalar tip, and brass ligature wires, chisel and hammer to specific coronal disassembly instruments such as crown remover forceps, impact delivering devices, also crown sectioning diamond or carbide burs and crown splitters [1]. Combinations of more than one technique are useful to remove some unusual cases.…”

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“…Combinations of more than one technique are useful to remove some unusual cases. A clear understanding of action of each instrument or system is essential for a safe and effective removal [1]. The aim of this review is to give an overview and highlight the various systems or techniques available to remove the fixed partial dentures and to provide different options for each clinical condition.…”

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“…Many techniques and systems have been mentioned in this literature for the safe removal of FPDs [1] [8] [10][11][12][13][14][15]. They may vary from instruments available in dental clinics such as a large spoon excavator, scalar tip, and brass ligature wires, chisel and hammer to specific coronal disassembly instruments such as crown remover forceps, impact delivering devices, also crown sectioning diamond or carbide burs and crown splitters [1].…”

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“…Furthermore, it could be removed also due to periodontal disease, loss of retention or post, loosened retainer of a bridge, root fracture, over contoured and rough restorations [3][4]. Since the repair of these restorations with different materials and methods might fail [5][6][7], such FPDs need to be removed [1] [8].…”

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Systems and Techniques for Removal of Failed Fixed Partial Dentures: A Review

Moaleem¹

2016

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Abstract:FPDs have a long life span but sometimes they should be removed for several reasons at which they are; secondary caries, the need for root canal treatment, severe gingival recession or periodontal disease, loosened retainer of a bridge, post loosening, root fracture, over contoured and unaesthetic restorations. The removal of temporary crowns and bridges are usually straightforward, while the removing of permanent cemented restorations are always an unpleasant, anxietyridden, risky subject for both dentist and patient. So the objective of the bridge removal is the ability to reuse them and to avoid damaging of the underlying tooth and supporting structures. The FPDs removal instruments are: large spoon excavator, scalar tip, brass ligature wires, matrix band, chisel and hammer. In addition to that, there are also coronal disassembly crown remover forceps, precision-made air-activated units; modified techniques have also been highlighted in this article for ease of use for the clinician. The aim of this review is to give an overview and describe the various available systems and techniques to remove the FPDs and to provide different options for each clinical condition. A PubMed literature was conducted up to June 2015 using the keywords: Crown and bridge (removal, disassembly, failure). Additionally, the bibliographies of 5 previous reviews, their cross references were manually searched.

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Techniques for retrievability and for registering screw access holes in cement-retained implant-supported prostheses: A scoping review of the literature

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Tinedo-López

Ortiz-Culca

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Endodontic Retreatment - A Nightmare to dentist : An Overview

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Chhibber²,

Sindhu

et al. 2020

J Current Med Res Opinion

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Clinicians are regularly confronted with different choices after failure of root canal treatment. In present scenario patient prefer to retain their original teeth thats why non-surgical retreatment should be the treatment of choice. The new generation of endodontic instruments, magnification, materials and technology with the basic principles of endodontic retreatment have helped in retention of the patients natural tooth structure to form and function decreasing the need for extensively expensive prosthetic replacement in the area of implant dentistry. Surgical approach can be adopted in obstructed, calcified or non-negotiable canals.

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Coronal disassembly systems and techniques: An overview

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Systems and Techniques for Removal of Failed Fixed Partial Dentures: A Review

Systems and Techniques for Removal of Failed Fixed Partial Dentures: A Review

Techniques for retrievability and for registering screw access holes in cement-retained implant-supported prostheses: A scoping review of the literature

Endodontic Retreatment - A Nightmare to dentist : An Overview

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