cementing a PFM crown
- From: "Aosmosis" <ts2000uk@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: 20 Apr 2006 04:49:10 -0700
Hi there,
I am going to be cementing a PFM crown to a preped tooth.
We have relyx at our dental school, which is a GIC.
Would anyone advise etching the the prep to open up the dentinal
tubules, so that the GIC can bond by micromechanical and chemical
bonding, or is this theory a load of crap?
What about having the fitting surface of the crown sandblasted,
ultrasonic and dipped in HF solution, then using a silane coupling
agent?
This is a lot of messing about because I would then have to etch the
tooth, use a dentine bonding agent and a chemical cured composite as a
sandwich between the dentine bonding agent and silane coupling agent.
And I guess this would have to be all done under rubber dam.
Any thoughts/ advice appreciated.
.
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