Special pediatric care-  3M Espe SS Crown Primary Molar Crown-D

Biocompatible Material: Stainless steel is a biocompatible material, meaning it is generally well-tolerated by the body, making it suitable for dental restorations.
Anatomical Accuracy: These crowns are designed to closely replicate the natural anatomy of primary molars, including height, contour, and occlusal surface, promoting a natural look and feel.
Pre-Crimped Cervical Margin: The crowns often come with a pre-crimped cervical margin, ensuring good retention and a secure fit during placement, which can simplify the restoration process.
Durable Construction: Stainless steel is known for its durability and resistance to corrosion, providing long-lasting restoration solutions.
Smooth Surface: The smooth surface of the stainless steel alloy helps maintain gingival health and patient comfort while minimizing the risk of plaque accumulation.
Various Sizes: Available in a range of sizes to accommodate different tooth dimensions, allowing for a more customized fit.
Versatile Indications: Suitable for various clinical indications, including amalgam replacement, extensive caries damage, cases with decalcification and recurrent caries risk, space maintenance, and more.
Patient Comfort: Designed to harmonize with the patient’s occlusion, providing comfort and a natural feel for the wearer.
Interim Solution: Can be used as an interim measure for addressing developmental defects, reducing tooth sensitivity, and enabling effective oral hygiene.
Clinical Flexibility: Offers dental professionals a reliable and clinically proven solution for restoring primary molars, particularly in challenging cases.

Sizes :

UPPER FIRST PRIMARY MOLARS :

Left Right MD Width in mm
DUL2 DUR2 7.2
DUL3 DUR3 7.6
DUL4 DUR4 8.0
DUL5 DUR5 8.4
DUL6 DUR6 8.8
DUL7 DUR7 9.2
LOWER FIRST PRIMARY MOLARS :

Left Right MD Width in mm
DLL2 DLR2 7.3
DLL3 DLR3 7.7
DLL4 DLR4 8.1
DLL5 DLR5 8.5
DLL6 DLR6 8.9
DLL7 DLR7 9.3

Preparation: Ensure that the tooth requiring the crown is appropriately prepared. This may involve removing any decayed or damaged tooth structure and creating a suitable tooth shape for crown placement.
Crown Selection: Choose the appropriate size of the stainless steel crown that matches the dimensions of the prepared tooth. Crown selection is critical for a proper fit.
Crown Contouring: Examine the crown to ensure it has the correct anatomical contour for the specific molar it will cover. Minimal adjustment should be needed to achieve a natural fit.
Crown Crimping: Check the crown’s pre-crimped cervical margin for retention. This helps secure the crown in place during placement.
Cementation: Apply a dental cement that is compatible with stainless steel crowns to the prepared tooth and the inside of the crown.
Crown Placement: Carefully place the crown over the prepared tooth, making sure it fits snugly and securely. Apply gentle pressure to ensure proper seating.
Excess Cement Removal: Remove any excess cement that may have squeezed out from under the crown.
Occlusion Check: Verify that the crown does not interfere with the patient’s bite and that it aligns properly with the adjacent teeth.
Post-Placement Care: Provide post-placement care instructions to the patient or caregiver, including oral hygiene recommendations and any restrictions on eating or chewing.
Follow-Up: Schedule a follow-up appointment to check the crown’s stability and ensure it remains in place and functional.