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Lecture three-- crown and bridges---finishing lines

الكلية كلية طب الاسنان     القسم ترميم ومعالجة الاسنان     المرحلة 3
أستاذ المادة احمد غانم مهدي الهلال       4/27/2011 2:30:20 PM
Finishing lines:

Is the final margin that separate between the prepared axial tooth surface and the remaining unprepared tooth surface.

Requirements of finishing line:

1. It must be clear, well defined and smooth, so it can be reproduced on working model.
2. It must be continuous from one surface to another.
3. Whenever possible the finishing line should be placed on sound tooth structure.

Position of finishing line:
1. With the level of free gingival margin.
2. Supra gingival finishing line,: its better to place the finishing line supragingivally for the following reasons:
             A. Easily to be prepared without trauma to the soft tissues.
             B. Easy to be prepared and finished by dentist.
            C. Patient can keep it clean easily.
            D. Impression is easily made and can be removed without tearing or deficiency.
3. Subgingival finishing line: indicated in
           A. Esthetic.
           B. Caries or filling at the area of finishing line.
           C. To increase retention of short teeth.

Types of finishing line:

1. Feather edge (knife edge).
2. Chamfer.
3. Shoulder.
4. Bevel shoulder.

The selection of certain type of finishing line depends on:
        1. The materials used to construct the restoration.
        2. The position of the tooth.
        3. The tooth aspect to be prepared.

Feather edge (knife edge):

In this type all convexities coronal to the margin are removed only, its mostly unacceptable but it was advocated already before the development of high speed cutting instruments and improvement of impression materials and techniques, this type of margins lack strength, difficult to locate on the cast and difficult to fabricate the wax pattern, however it provide the best marginal seal and it’s the most conservative type.

Chamfer finishing line:

This type is prepared with a tapered round ended fissure diamond bur, its regarded as the line of choice for most veneer cast metal restorations and lingual margins of porcelain fused to metal restoration. It has been shown to exhibit the least stress.

Shoulder finishing line:

This is the best choice for jacket crowns; the wide ledge provides resistance to occlusal forces and minimizes stresses that might lead to fracture of the restoration, and its less conservative. This finishing line is prepared with flattened end tapered diamond fissure bur. Its very well defined finishing line so it’s easily detected on the cast.

Shoulder with bevel:

In this type we create a bevel on the end margin of unprepared tooth structure, this lies between the prepared and unprepared tooth structure and is very critical area. This type of finishing line is recommended for extremely short walls, since the axial walls of this type is nearly parallel to each other so enhances retention. This type of finishing lines is used for porcelain fused to metal and full cast veneer with acrylic facing.



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