Special pediatric care-3m Espe Stainless Steel Primary Crown E

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

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

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.