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Monday, May 17, 2010
#12 - fractured MO amalgam
How would you restore this fractured amalgam?
#3 -- asymptomatic, lingual crack
Does this buccal crack warrant a full coverage crown? Another dentist recommended it be crowned; I tend to disagree.
#30 -- asymptomatic, buccal crack.
Would you crown this asymptomatic tooth due to the buccal crack?
#3 -- missing ML cusp and large amalgam; #5 failing and fractured DO amalgam
Obviously #4 and #31 are the eye catchers, but . . .
How would you restore #5? Full coverage crown? Inlay? Would you say composite or amalgam is even an option?
Is #3 better off with an onlay or full coverage crown?
#29 -- missing part of large amalgam
Rather obvious but is an inlay possible here?
#30 -- asymptomatic, buccal crack.
Is this asymptomatic crack threatening enough to warrant a full coverage crown?
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#3 -- fractured enamel leading to open margin, asy...
#15 -- reversible pulpitis, fractured amalgam filling
#3 -- deep caries, indirect pulp cap placed, patie...
#29 -- failing margins of old amalgam
#3 -- sensitivity to cold, lingual crack and caries
#30 - fractured MOD amalgam, tooth asymptomatic, d...
#19 -- failing large MO amalgam
#12 - fractured MO amalgam
#3 -- asymptomatic, lingual crack
#30 -- asymptomatic, buccal crack.
#3 -- missing ML cusp and large amalgam; #5 failin...
#29 -- missing part of large amalgam
#30 -- asymptomatic, buccal crack.