3m Espe Stainless Steel Primary Crown E (2nd Molar)
$ 15.97
Longevity, and natural anatomy replication for pediatric molars.
| Quantity | Price |
|---|---|
| 2 - 5 | $ 15.81 |
| 6 - 10 | $ 15.65 |
| 11 - 20 | $ 15.33 |
| 21 - 50 | $ 15.17 |
| 51 + | $ 14.85 |
Features
- Easy to customize
- Shallow occlusal anatomy means less tooth reduction
- Thick occlusal surface to help prevent bite-through
- Parallel walls allow for operator fit control
- Pre-trimmed to optimum length and contour to save placement time
Description
The 3M｢ ESPE｢ Stainless Steel Primary Molar Crowns are meticulously designed to provide exceptional durability and a seamless fit for pediatric patients requiring molar restorations. Crafted with precision, these crowns come pre-belled, pre-crimped, and pre-festooned, minimizing the need for extensive trimming or contouring during placement. This ensures a swift and hassle-free application process.
One of the key advantages of these crowns lies in their superior longevity when compared to traditional multi-surface amalgam fillings. This makes them an excellent choice for long-term dental health in primary molars. The crowns are expertly engineered to accurately replicate the natural anatomy of primary molars, ensuring optimal functionality and aesthetics.
Available in a wide array of sizes and shapes, including options for upper and lower arches, left and right sides, and both first and second molars, these crowns offer a comprehensive selection to cater to diverse patient needs. Each package contains five crowns, providing ample coverage for multiple cases.
Key Specifications
- Arch –Lower, Upper
- Dentition –Primary
- Number of Crowns –5
- Patient –Pediatric
- Side –Left, Right
- Size –2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7
- Tooth –First Molar, Second Molar
Packaging
- A Pair
Direction to Use
Patient Assessment:
- Ensure the primary molar is well-isolated, clean, and dry.
- Verify that the crown size matches the tooth.
Tooth Preparation:
- Remove any carious or unsupported tooth structure.
- Shape the tooth to accommodate the crown. It may be necessary to reduce the occlusal surface and adjust the height as needed.
Crown Selection:
- Choose the appropriate crown size and shape that fits the prepared tooth snugly.
Crown Verification:
- Place the selected crown on the tooth to ensure proper fit and adjust if necessary.
Crown Contouring:
- Adjust the crown margins if required for an optimal fit.
Crown Cementation:
- If using an etchant, apply it to the tooth’s surface, rinse, and dry.
- Apply adhesive resin cement to the interior surface of the crown.
- Seat the crown onto the prepared tooth with firm, even pressure.
Excess Cement Removal:
- Use a dental explorer or probe to carefully remove any excess cement around the margins.
