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Zirconia vs. stainless steel pediatric crowns: a literature review
Minerva Dental and Oral Science, 2021The aim of this review was to assess efficacy and acceptance of aesthetic zirconia crowns (ZCs) compared to the traditionally employed stainless steel crowns (SSCs) for primary teeth restoration. A comprehensive literature search was completed for the relevant keywords in Scopus and Medline databases.
Ludovichetti F. S. +5 more
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The Posterior Preformed Metal Crown (Stainless Steel Crown)
2019Preformed metal crowns (PMC) popularly called stainless steel crowns are invaluable restorations for both primary and young permanent teeth. Their virtues include conservative tooth preparation, single appointment placement, excellent retention, and predictable long-term stability, making them the gold standard for posterior full coronal coverage in ...
Meenakshi S. Kher, Ashwin Rao
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Wear and repair of stainless steel crowns.
European journal of paediatric dentistry, 2011The purpose of this study was to determine the wear of stainless steel crowns (SSCs) in children, and compare the extent of microleakage in SSCs that had been repaired using either a cermet glass-ionomer cement (GIC) or a packable composite resin (CR).For the first aim, the occlusal surface thickness of 31 harvested SSCs (21 primary first and 10 second
Yilmaz, A. +3 more
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Stainless Steel Crown: A Review Article
Indian Journal of Forensic Medicine & Toxicology, 2020The upkeep of the primary dentition is a non-pathological and sound condition which is important for thegeneral wellbeing of the kid. Stainless steel crown was presented in 1947 by the Rocky mountain companyand advanced by Humphrey in 1950. Pre-assembled stainless-steel crown can be adjusted to singular primaryteeth then being cemented to give a ...
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The use of stainless steel crowns.
Pediatric dentistry, 2003The stainless steel crown (SSC) is an extremely durable restoration with several clear-cut indications for use in primary teeth including: following a pulpotomy/pulpectomy; for teeth with developmental defects or large carious lesions involving multiple surfaces where an amalgam is likely to fail; and for fractured teeth.
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Microleakage of cements for stainless steel crowns.
Pediatric dentistry, 1997Microleakage is related to recurrent decay, inflammation of vital pulps, and reinfection of previously treated root canals. The purpose of this investigation was to compare the abilities of new adhesive cements and conventional nonadhesive controls to prevent microleakage under stainless steel crowns on primary anterior teeth. Standardized preparations
K, Shiflett, S N, White
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Marginal adaptation of stainless steel crowns.
Pediatric dentistry, 2003The chief goal of full coronal restoration using preformed stainless steel crowns (SSC) is replication of normal crown form and function. Marginal adaptation of SSCs involves appropriate crown size selection, trimming the crown form to achieve proper length, crimping crown edges to proximate the prepared tooth, and finishing and polishing the crown ...
Theodore P, Croll +2 more
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Colorimetric values of esthetic stainless steel crowns.
Quintessence international (Berlin, Germany : 1985), 2002The colorimetric values of two different kinds of esthetic stainless steel crowns were measured and compared with the colorimetric values of primary anterior teeth in Japanese children.The colorimetric values of resin composite-faced stainless steel crowns (Kinder Krown) and epoxy-coated stainless steel crowns (White Steel Crown) were measured with a ...
Yumiko, Hosoya +2 more
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