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Quick Temps, Long Term Success: A Case Study with Lava CrownsClinical Case Library
- By Jeffrey Rohde DDS, MS
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Case Background
This patient has a previous large composite restoration on #9, and a root canal due to trauma. The root canal was stable but the patient had lost the restoration on #9. #8 had a large MIFL composite which extended over much of the lingual surface, placed at the time of the same accident.
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Case Treatment
A diagnostic impression was taken and poured up while the patient was being anesthetized. Teeth were prepped for full coverage porcelain crowns. A diagnostic waxup was quickly done in the lab, a putty matrix fabricated, and the provisionals seated. The patient was seen in 1 week for to check esthetics and function on the provisionals. Final impressions were then taken and the restorations were delivered in a few weeks.
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Provisional Tryin
Post Op
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