Principles of tooth preparation at glance

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 PRINCIPLES OF TOOTH PREPARATION

DEFINITION :

Tooth preparation is defined as the process of removal of diseased and or healthy enamel ,dentin and cementum to shape a tooth to receive a restoration (GPT8).

BIOLOGIC :

1)PREVENTION OF DAMAGE 

  1. Adjacent teeth
  2. Soft tissue
  3. Pulp 

2)CONSERVATION OF TOOTH STRUCTURE 

3)MARGIN INTEGRITY

  1. Placement 
  2. Geometry 
  3. Adaptation 

MECHANICAL :

1)RETENTION FORM 

  1. Magnitude of dislodging forces
  2. Geometry of preparation
  3. Path of insertion
  4. Roughness of fitting surface of casting 
  5. Materials being cemented
  6. Type of luting agent 

2)RESISTANCE FORM

  1. Magnitude of dislodging forces
  2. Geometry of preparation
  3. Type of luting agent 

3)STRUCTURAL DURABILITY 

  1. Occlusal reduction
  2. Functional cusp bevel
  3. Axial reduction 


AESTHETIC :

1)Partial veneer restoration

2)Metal ceramic restoration

3)All ceramic restoration 




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