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PubMed1994

The conservative management of a discolored pulpless premolar: a case report.

Endodontically treated premolars may discolor with time, impairing the esthetic appearance. Frequently combined with large defects, they are subject to an increased risk of fracture. The restoration of such teeth with a cast post and core and a separate porcelain-fused-to-metal crown results in additional loss of intact tooth structure. A case is presented in which the cavity of a discolored, pulpless maxillary premolar was restored, without further loss of tooth substance, with an adhesively luted porcelain inlay after intracoronal bleaching, a technique traditionally used to lighten discolored, pulpless anterior teeth.

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PubMed1995

Rehabilitation of the endodontically treated tooth: exploding the myths, defining the future.

Recent advances in the science and technology of porcelain and the biomaterials associated with adhesive dentistry, are effecting a shift towards a more conservative approach to the restoration of endodontically treated posterior teeth. These new materials and techniques enable the practitioner to approach old problems from a different perspective and thereby achieve unique and innovative solutions. The historical, often anecdotal approach to the restoration of endodontically treated teeth, is being replaced by a scientifically determined rationale that takes into account the biology and biometrics of pulpless teeth.

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PubMed1991

[Bleaching of teeth: a review].

Bleaching of vital and non-vital teeth is becoming a routine procedure in esthetic dentistry. In a relative safe way many types of discoloration can be treated. Four treatment systems are available at present. For an appropriate choice it is essential to know the cause of the discoloration. Long term results are still scarce. Most treatment systems show slight to moderate side-effects, varying from demineralisation of enamel to soft tissue problems.

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