FULL MOUTH REHABLITATION

CASE REPORT
A 43 YEAR OLD LADY CAME TO OUR CLINIC WITH ILL FITTING FPD AND WITH SEVERE GINGIVITIS

WE REMOVED THE ENTIRE CROWN

PRE OPERATIVE VIEW

IPS-EMAX CROWN

POST OPERATIVE VIEW

DR SARFRAS RASEEL 

CROWN AND BRIDGE WITH GINGIVAL PORCELAIN

CASE REPORT
46 YEAR OLD FEMALE PATIENT CAME TO OUR CLINIC COMPLAINS OF MISSING LOWER CENTRALS ,AND SHE IS HAVING AANTERIOR OPEN BITE,AND ROTATED LATERALS ON EITHER SIDE
ON EXAMINATION THE SPACE AVAILABLE TO REPLACE THE CENTRALS WAS LARGER THAN LOST TEETH

PRE OPERATIVE

SHE IS HAVING ANTERIOR OPEN BITE

REPLACEMENT TEETH BEFORE TRY IN(WITH GINGIVAL PORCELAIN)

POST OPERATIVE VIEW(GINGIVAL PORCELAIN WILL MASK THE ELONGATED APPEARANCE TO THE TEETH)

CASE DONE BY

DR SHABEEL PN

CROWN AND BRIDGE

CASE REPORT
A 45 YEAR OLD FEMALE PATIENT WANT TO REPLACE HER MISSING TEETH

WE GIVE HER CERAMIC CROWN

CROWN AND BRIDGE-IPS EMAX

CASE REPORT
A 32 YEAR OLD MALE PATIENT CAME TO OUR CLINIC,HE IS HAVING A CROWN ON HIS UPPER ANTERIOR REGION,IT WAS DONE IN SOME OTHER DENTAL CLINIC.AND HE IS NOT SATISFIED WITH THAT AND AESTHETICALLY IT IS NOT MATCHING AS WELL

PRE OPERATIVE VIEW(ANTERIOR CENTRALS ARE TOO WHITE IN COLOUR)

WE REMOVED OLD CROWN AND RE PREPARE THE TEETH

CROWN IS PREPARED IN EMAX

POST OPERATIVE VIEW

DR JAMSHID USMAN

CROWN AND BRIDGE

CASE REPORT
A 41 YEAR OLD FEMALE PATIENT CAME TO OUR CLINIC HAVING ROOT CANAL TREATED ANTERIOR TEETH HAVING FRACTURED RESTORATION

PRE OPERATIVE VIEW

WE REMOVED ALL DAMAGED RESTORATIONS

THEN WE BUILD THE TEETH FOR PLACING CROWN OVER IT

WE PLACE A CERAMIC CROWN OVER IT

POST OPERATIVE VIEW

NOW TREATMENT CONTINUES TO RESTORE HER OTHER TEETH AS WELL

DR JAMSHID USMAN

CROWN AND BRIDGE-IN A PHYSICALLY COMPROMISED PATIENT

CASE REPORT
 A 36 YEAR OLD MALE PATIENT CAME TO OUR CLINIC COMPLAINS OF DECAYED UPPER AND LOWER TEETH
THIS PATIENT WAS A BUSINESS MAN IN CALICUT,AND HE HAD UNDER GONE A ROAD TRAFFIC ACCIDENT AND HE IS SERIOUSLY INJURED,HE IS PARALIZED, AND HE LOST HIS SIGHT(GOD MAY GIVE HIM PATIENCE AND HE MAY REWARDED FOR IT HERE AFTER).AND HE IS BED-RIDDEN  ,WHEN WE SAW HIM AT HIS HOUSE HE CAN OPEN HIS MOUTH PROPERLY AND HIS ORAL HYGIENE WAS POOR DUE TO LACK MOUTH OPENING,
WE GIVE THE ORAL HYGIENE INSTRUCTIONS TO HIS WIFE,AND SHE FOLLOWS IT ABSOLUTELY IN AN APPRECIABLE MANNER
-THE MAIN CHALLENGE WE APPROACH WHILE DOING HIS TREATMENT WAS INABILITY TO OPEN THE MOUTH AND LACK OF PROPER UNDERSTANDING
-HE APPROACHED SOME OTHER CLINIC AND THEY SUGGEST TOTAL EXTRACTION
AND NO REPLACEMENT
-WE TAKE IT AS A CHALLENGE TO DO OUR TREATMENT OPTION WITH FULL CONSENT FROM HIS FAMILY
-BUT WE MANAGED HIM TO CO-OPERATE WITH THE TREATMENT
-WE EXTRACTED HIS DECAYED LATERAL TEETH(12 AND 22)

PRE OPERATIVE VIEW

WE PREPARE A CANTI-LEVER BRIDGE FROM CANINE AND REPLACE THE LATERALS

CANTI-LEVER BRIDGE

POST OPERATIVE VIEW

THE TREATMENT IS CONTINUING NOW TO RESTORE HIS REMAINING TEETH AS WELL

DR SHABEEL PN

CROWN AND BRIDGE-EXPORT QUALITY

CASE REPORT
A 43 YEAR OLD FEMALE PATIENT CAME TO OUR CLINIC,SHE  IS HAVING A CROWN AND BRIDGE WHICH IS DISCOLOURED ,SHE WANT TO REPLACE IT .

PRE OPERATIVE VIEW

AFTER REMOVING THE CROWN

TEETH IS PREPARED FOR NEW CROWN

NEW CROWN PREPARED

POST OPERATIVE VIEW

DR SHABEEL PN

CROWN AND BRIDGE

Crown refers to the restoration of teeth using materials that are fabricated by indirect methods which are cemented into place. A crown is used to cap or completely cover a tooth. Traditionally, the teeth to be crowned are prepared by a dentist and records are given to a dental technician to fabricate the crown or bridge, which can then be inserted at another dental appointment. The main advantages of the indirect method of tooth restoration include: * fabrication of the restoration without the need for having the patient in the chair * the utilization of materials that require special fabrication methods, such as casting * the use of materials that require intense heat to be processed into a restoration, such as gold and porcelain.

The restorative materials used in indirect restorations possess superior mechanical properties than do the materials used for direct methods of tooth restoration, and thus produce a restoration of much higher quality.

A dental bridge, otherwise known as a fixed partial denture, is a prosthesis used to replace missing teeth and is not removable by the patient. A prosthesis that is removable by the patient is called a removable partial denture. A dental bridge is fabricated by reducing the teeth on either side of the missing tooth or teeth by a preparation pattern determined by the location of the teeth and by the material from which the bridge is fabricated. In other words the abutment teeth are reduced in size to accommodate the material to be used to restore the size and shape of the original teeth in a correct alignment and contact with the opposing teeth. The dimensions of the bridge are defined by Ante's Law: "The root surface area of the abutment teeth has to equal or surpass that of the teeth being replaced with pontics".

The materials used for the bridge include gold, porcelain fused to metal, or in the correct situation porcelain alone. The amount and type of reduction done to the abutment teeth varies slightly with the different materials used. The recipient of such a bridge must be careful to clean well under this prosthesis.

When restoring an edentulous space with a fixed partial denture that will crown the teeth adjacent to the space and bridge the gap with a pontic, or "dummy tooth", the restoration is referred to as a bridge. Besides all of the preceding information that concerns single-unit crowns, bridges possess a few additional considerations when it comes to case selection and treatment planning, tooth preparation and restoration fabrication.