A one visit bleaching technique for the endodontically treated tooth.
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A simple orthodontic procedure, utilising a fixed appliance, is described. The procedure is adopted to correct a problem commonly met with in conservative dentistry. It enables a correctly contoured restoration to be placed which will prevent the development of further dental problems.
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Marginal leakage is the penetration of fluids, bacteria and ions into the space existing between all restorative materials and cavity walls. It can cause pulp irritation, colour changes in the tooth and secondary caries, and may result in failure of the restoration. The margins of a fresh amalgam restoration invariably leak. As time passes there is a decrease in marginal leakage related to the production of corrosion products and the spreading of certain materials into the space between the tooth and the restoration. Correct cavity margin preparation and proper condensation of the restorative material minimize marginal leakage round fresh amalgam restorations. Varnish coated on the cavity walls is most important and an indispensable method for preventing marginal leakage.
Retentive clasp components can be created to minimize torquing forces on abutment teeth incorporated in the support and retention of bilateral distal extension removable partial dentures. Functional movement of the combined tooth-mucosa-borne prosthesis about the axis of rotation necessitates consideration of retentive element design modifications, particularly as they relate to bilateral asymmetric distal extension situations.