Fixed prosthesis with vertical terminal lines

This evolution has not only contemplated the clinical and surgical aspect, particularly in the field of implants, but also the introduction of new CAD-CAM technologies and the use of new products that are in the market. It is natural that such a quick change has made that in recent years, a large part of the attention of dentists has been prior to learning, both theoretical and practical, of these new methods and the use of new materials proposed by the industry.

Chapter 1.- Treatment plans
Causes of failure. Treatment objectives. The selection between prostheses on implants and traditional prosthesis. Conclusions.

Chapter 2.- Preparation of a natural tooth
Carved systems. Characteristics of the sizes. Characteristics of the marginal terminal line. Periodontal preparation and overconnection. Preparation technique.

Chapter 3.- The provisional
Acrylic or composite?.

Chapter 4.- The impressions
The materials. The buckets. Printing techniques. The retraction of the tissues. Technical method of printing. Possible defects of printing. The disinfection of printing.

Chapter 5.- In the Laboratory
The selection of materials. The application of the spacer varnish. The waxed The casting. Welding. The selection of the alloy. The pontics.

Chapter 6.- Signs of Gnatology applied to clinical needs
Introduction. Occlusal stability: the downtown relationship. The articulator. The record.

Chapter 7.- The casting test, metal test and alloys
The stability test. The control of marginal precision. The retouching of frictions. The polishing.

Chapter 8.- The ceramic test
The improvement of marginal precision. The verification of occlusion. The phases of the ceramic test.

Chapter 9.- Cementation
Zinc oxiphosphate. Definitive cementation.

Chapter 10.- The implants
The modeling. The implant test on the model.

Chapter 11.- Zirconium in vertical preparations
The material. The work system. Clinical studies. Clinic.

Conclusions. Thematic index