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Tooth Preparation - Aesthetic veneers
1. Dr. Paul A. Tipton
the art and science of aesthetic dentistry
prepare ur1 for conventional veneer
2. Dr. Paul A. Tipton
use a putty matrix of the teeth or wax up , as a guide to tooth preparation.
3. Dr. Paul A. Tipton
cut the matrix vertically through the centre of UR1
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if the tooth is not to be moved labially or palatally the conventional labial preparation
involves 0.5mm reduction of the labial surface and 2mm off the incisal edge
5. Dr. Paul A. Tipton
prepare depth cuts using burs of between 0.3 – 0.5mm thick to establish
labial reduction and 1 - 2mm for incisal edge reduction.
6. Dr. Paul A. Tipton
the labial surface is prepared in 3 planes – gingival, labial and incisal thirds to produce a
convex surface
the finish line labially should be a 0.3mm supra-gingival chamfer to stay in enamel using
a chamfer bur of 0.6mm thick cutting tip.
7. Dr. Paul A. Tipton
cut the matrix through the middle of the tooth that is being prepared and
vertically reseat to evaluate tooth reduction.
8. Dr. Paul A. Tipton
the finish line mesially and distally should finish halfway into the contact area
with the adjacent teeth.
9. Dr. Paul A. Tipton
place depth cut on the palatal incisal edge and prepare palatal chamfer 1mm
over the incisal edge and 0.5mm depth.
10. Dr. Paul A. Tipton
evaluate labial, incisal and palatal reduction.
11. Dr. Paul A. Tipton
prepare the palatal chamfer through mesially and distally so they are at the
same level as the palatal mini-chamfer
13. Dr. Paul A. Tipton
break through the contact areas with finishing strips and polish these surfaces so there
are no rough or loose enamel prisms
round the corners of the preparation to prevent any stress
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reseat the matrix to verify overall reduction.
15. Dr. Paul A. Tipton
the finished preparation should be very rounded to eliminate potential
porcelain fractures.
16. Dr. Paul A. Tipton
the art and science of aesthetic dentistry
porcelain veneers
preparation techniques
conventional
no guidance preparation
labial enamel
17. Dr. Paul A. Tipton
prepare ur2 for butt joint veneer prep
18. Dr. Paul A. Tipton
the putty matrix is again used.
19. Dr. Paul A. Tipton
the labial surface is reduced by 0.3 – 0.5mm as previously.
20. Dr. Paul A. Tipton
the incisal edge is reduced by 1.5 – 2.0mm.
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the incisal edge is prepared for an angled butt joint.
the incisal edge will have a 30° sloping shoulder
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mesially and distally the preparation is halfway into the contact area with the
adjacent teeth.
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all contact areas are smoothed.
25. Dr. Paul A. Tipton
the art and science of aesthetic dentistry
porcelain veneers
preparation techniques
conventional
slice
26. Dr. Paul A. Tipton
the art and science of aesthetic dentistry
slice preparations are used for imbrication, rotation,
diastemas or missing interdental papillae.
27. Dr. Paul A. Tipton
reduce the labial surface by 0.3 – 0.5mm with the use of depth cuts
and the incisal edge by 2mm.
28. Dr. Paul A. Tipton
The style of palatal
incisal reduction
depends upon the
degree of anterior
guidance and how much
labial enamel is present
29. Dr. Paul A. Tipton
break through the contact areas with a fine diamond bur and produce a line of draw
of the mesial and distal surfaces
30. Dr. Paul A. Tipton
prepare the mesial and distal margins for a 0.5mm chamfer finish line with an overall
angle of convergence of 20 – 30° ( axial inclination of 10 - 15° ) using a 1mm thick
chamfer bur
31. Dr. Paul A. Tipton round the corners so there is no stress in the porcelain restoration.
32. Dr. Paul A. Tipton
the palatal incisal finish line is an inclined butt joint or palatal mini chamfer
dependant upon anterior guidance and the amount of labial enamel
33. Dr. Paul A. Tipton
finish the slice though the contact so that the mesio-palatal and disto-
palatal vertical walls have 20 – 30° angle of convergence