Pontic design for a porcelain fused to metal bridge should 1.
Pontic design for a metal ceramic bridge should.
1 and 3 c.
Sensibility testing assessment of patient aims motivation abutment tooth selection and bridge design.
Pontic design for a metal ceramic bridge should 1.
I will readily admit that for many many years of practice i never gave instructions.
Fixed movable bridges have a major retainer at one end of the pontic.
Provide for a rigid restoration.
The components of a bridge are retainers pontics and connectors.
Provide for a rigid restoration.
1 2 3 b.
Allow for complete coverage of the metal by the porcelain.
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Minimum thickness of connector for the posterior bridge should be 2 5 mm occluso gingivally and 2 5 mm bucco lingually.
All of the above.
Control thermal conductivity 4 only all of the above 1 2 3 1 and 3 2 and 4.
A pontic exerting too much pressure against the ridge may cause.
A metal ceramic pontic must fulfill certain requirements.
Retainers major or minor fixed fixed cantilever and spring cantilever bridges have only major retainer s.
It must be easily cleaned.
Place the porcelain metal joint away from the soft tissues.
Pontic design for a metal ceramic bridge should.
Place the porcelain metal joint away from the soft tissues.
For resin bonded bridges the pontic should have light contact in intercuspal.
Allow for complete coverage of the metal by the porcelain.
Each part of the bridge should be designed individually but within the context of the overall design.
Allow for complete coverage of the metal by the porcelain.
Appropriate collimation of the x ray beam for the film size reduces 1.
However wherever possible the maximum thickness of metal should be used commensurate with the maintenance of gingival health.
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Pontic design for a metal ceramic bridge should 1.
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Provide for a rigid restoration.
Therefore pontic design especially when replacing an existing bridge needs to specifically be addressed just as you would the length and shape of the abutment teeth.
However while a traditional bridge uses dental crowns on the abutment teeth a maryland bridge uses a framework of either metal or porcelain that is bonded onto the backs of the abutment teeth.
