Preparation of stainless steel crown for the rehabilitation of primary molars

Steel crowns are the best method of rehabilitation for primary molar teeth, when they have suffered a fracture, extensive caries or some formation pathology.


The aesthetics are not liked by the patient, but it continues to be the material of first choice, due to the benefits it presents. The video that we share below shows us the steps to follow to make and adapt the steel crowns in pediatric dentistry.

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How many types of dental bridges are there? - Recommendation for your care

There are several alternatives to replace the missing dental pieces, one of them is fixed dental bridges. Fixed bridges are called prosthetics that replace missing teeth and provide a bridge that joins adjacent teeth.


The dentist will recommend the fixed bridge that suits you, after a clinical analysis of your mouth. There are three common types of dental bridges, and these are the traditional, cantilever and maryland bridge. This type of prosthesis last for many years, approximately 10 years, as long as there is good hygiene.

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