Prevention of eye injuries in the dental office.
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Pin channel preparations with twist drills have the potential to produce a temperature increase in the pulp chamber. This temperature increase is related to twist drill diameter, length (depth of channel preparation), and rotational speed.
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Pin temperature increases (heat generation) was prevented by an air-water coolant. Pin height adjustment with an ultraspeed instrument using air-water coolant produces no potentially injurious heat generation.
A clinical technique for the immediate replacement of an extracted anterior tooth was presented. The clinical crown of the patient's extracted tooth was used as a pontic by attaching it to the adjacent teeth with acid-etch bonded resin. This technique provides a practical and esthetic immediate fixed tooth replacement that requires minimum materials and time.
A technique for restoring endodontically treated posterior teeth has been presented. The pin-amalgam restoration may be used as an acceptable alternative to the cast restoration for situations where a cast restoration is not indicated.
This laboratory study determined the depth reached by self-shearing pins in dentin pin channels. Pin channels were prepared with the self-limiting shoulder twist drill for each of the four systems tested. Mean channel depth reached for the various pin systems was: Stabilok (small), 2.31 mm; Stabilok (medium), 1.78 mm; Reten Pin, 1.40 mm; and TMS (Regular), 2.04 mm. A coparison was also made by calculating the mean percent of penetration in relation to the depth of prepared pin channel: Stabilok (small), 92.50%; Stabilok (medium), 63.62%; Reten Pin, 66.67%; and TMS (Regular) 81.75%.
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