Crown & Bridgework
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Showing full crowns having bonded porcelain facings supporting two Trupontic units. Also a simple porcelain pin tooth faced lateral pontic based on a 3/4 crown at 23 having a rest into the slot of a distal dovetail inlay at 21. |
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A gold core on a spring cantilever arm from 3/4 crowns at 24, 25 replacing 22 by means of a porcelain jacket. 11, 12 are V.M.K. pontics based on a bonded crown 21 with cast post and core and a 3/4 crown at 13. |
| A gold coping bridge with thimbles on 11, 23 with gold cores at 21, 22 each surmounted by porcelain jackets. Practicable when considerable reduction of the abutments is possible. |
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When there has been considerable alveolar resorption, fixed-fixed bridges are neither aesthetic nor hygienic. Here bonded crowns on 44,43: 33,34 are conjoined with a small removable prosthesis. Routine vacuum investing and induction melting ensure smooth, accurate and strong castings. |
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Note: Bridgework
products are only available to qualified dental practitioners.
Dental work may only be carried out by members of the dental profession.