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RESTORASI GIGI
Aries Chandra Trilaksana
Rotary Instrument
ACT-2017 1
Bur
ACT-2017 2
Diamond burs
ACT-2017 3
Carbide burs
ACT-2017 4
Name & key dimension of
recommended burs
ACT-2017 5
Design features of bur head
V : neck diameter
W : head length
X : taper angle
Y : spiral angle
Z : head diameter
ACT-2017 6
Diamond burs
ACT-2017 7
Characteristic shape & design
diamond burs
ACT-2017 8
Operator Position
ACT-2017 9
Operator position
ACT-2017 10
Operator position
ACT-2017 11
Grasp for hand instrument
ACT-2017 12
Modified pen grasp
ACT-2017 13
Inverted pen grasp
ACT-2017 14
Palm and thumb grasp
ACT-2017 15
Modified palm and thumb grasp
ACT-2017 16
Walls/Floor, Line Angles
& Point Angles
ACT-2017 17
Internal walls/floor
ACT-2017 18
Line & Point Angles
Line angles Point angles
fp : faciopulpal dfp : distofaciopulpal
df : distofacial dlp : distolingopulpal
dp : distopulpal mlp : mesiolinguopulpal
dl : distolingual mfp : mesiofaciopulpal
lp : linguopulpal
ml : mesiolingual
mp : mesiopulpal
mf : mesiofacial
ACT-2017 19
Line & Point Angles
Line angles Point angles
df : distofacial dfp : distofaciopulpal
fp : faciopulpap afp : axiofaciopulpal
af : axiofacial afg : axiofaciogingival
fg : faciogingival alg : axiolinguogingival
ag: axiogingival alp : axiolinguopulpal
lg : lingiogingival dlp : distolingopulpal
al : axiolingual
ap: axiopulpal
lp : linguopulpal
dl : distolingual
dp: distopulpal
ACT-2017 20
Procedure & Preparation
Design
ACT-2017 21
Class I Preparation
Preparation Outline forms :
Class I
ACT-2017 23
Class I Preparation
ACT-2017 24
Class I Preparation
ACT-2017 25
Class I Preparation
ACT-2017 26
Class I Preparation
ACT-2017 27
Class I Preparation
ACT-2017 28
Class I Preparation
ACT-2017 29
Preparation design : Class I
ACT-2017 30
Class II Preparation
Class II Preparation
ACT-2017 32
Class II Preparation
ACT-2017 33
Class II Preparation
ACT-2017 34
Class II Preparation
ACT-2017 35
Class II Preparation
ACT-2017 36
Class II
ACT-2017 37
Preparation design : Class II
ACT-2017 38
Class II P1 RA
ACT-2017 39
Class II M1 RA
ACT-2017 40
Class III Preparation
Class III Preparation
ACT-2017 42
Procedure : Bevel
ACT-2017 43
Procedure : Bevel
ACT-2017 44
Class III Preparation
ACT-2017 45
Preparation design : Class III
ACT-2017 46
Class IV Preparation
Preparation design : Class IV
ACT-2017 48
Preparation design : Class IV
ACT-2017 49
ACT-2017 50
ACT-2017 51
Class V Preparation
Class V Preparation
ACT-2017 53
Preparation design : Class V
ACT-2017 54
INLAY and ONLAY
Cast METAL
Inlay Cast Metal
ACT
56 -
2017
Definition
Inlay: An inlay is an indirect intracoronal
restoration which is fabricated extraorally
and cemented in the prepared tooth. Inlay is
designed to restore occlusal and proximal
surfaces of posterior teeth without involving
the cusps.
Onlay: An onlay is a combination of
intracoronal and extracoronal cast
restoration which covers one or more cusps.
ACT-2017 57
Indications of Metal Inlay and
Onlay
In extensive proximal surface caries in posterior
teeth involving buccal and lingual line angles
To maintain and restore proper interproximal
contact and contour and for occlusal plane
correction
In patients with good oral hygiene and low caries
index
Postendodontic restorations are preferably
restored by onlay to strengthen the remaining
tooth structure and to distribute occlusal forces
ACT-2017 58
Indications of Metal Inlay and
Onlay
In teeth with extensive restoration, sometimes fracture line
is present in enamel and dentin. Inlay/onlay can brace the
tooth and prevent fragmentation of the tooth
When there are other teeth present which are already
restored with cast metal restorations
Abutment teeth of removable partial denture are indicated
for onlay because they provide superior physical properties
to withstand the forces imparted by the partial denture.
Moreover, the contours of the rest seats, guiding planes,
and other aspects of contour are better controlled when the
indirect technique is used
In posterior teeth with heavy occlusal forces and attrition.
ACT-2017 59
Contraindication of Metal Inlay
and Onlay
Where esthetics is prime consideration because
metal inlay and onlay display metal color
Patient having high caries index
When patient cannot come for second visit
In young patients, usually direct restorations are
preferred since indirect restoration require
longer and more number of appointments. Also
the chances of iatrogenic pulp exposure are
more in these patients because of high pulp
horns
Where expected life of a tooth is short, i.e.
periodontally involved teeth
ACT-2017 60
Contraindication of Metal Inlay
and Onlay
In cases where extensive caries are present on
facial, lingual and multiple surfaces. In such
cases, full crown is indicated
For patient of low economic status, inlay and
onlay are not given because of higher costs
In patients having restorations with different
metals since dissimilar metals cause galvanic
currents when they come in contact with each
other
When there are extensive occlusal wear facets
involving the remaining marginal ridge of the
tooth.
ACT-2017 61
Inlay Preparation
ACT-2017 62
Inlay Preparation
ACT-2017 63
Inlay Preparation
ACT-2017 64
Inlay Preparation
ACT-2017 65
Inlay Preparation
ACT-2017 66
Inlay Preparation
ACT-2017 67
Inlay Preparation on Deep Caries
ACT-2017 68
Inlay Insertion
ACT-2017 69
Onlay Cast Metal
ACT
70 -
2017
Onlay Preparation
ACT-2017 71
Onlay Preparation
ACT-2017 72
Onlay Preparation
ACT-2017 73
Onlay Preparation
ACT-2017 74
Onlay Insertion
ACT-2017 75
ACT-2017 76
ACT-2017 77
Restoration Procedure
ACT-2017 78
ISOLATION
Maxilary Isolation
ACT-2017 80
Mandibular Isolation
ACT-2017 81
BASE / SUB BASE
MANIPULATION
Base/Sub Base Manipulation
ACT-2017 83
Base/Sub Base Manipulation
ACT-2017 84
BASE / SUB BASE
APLICATION
Aplication Sub base & Base
ACT-2017 86
Aplication Sub base & Base
ACT-2017 87
Insertion matrix band
ACT-2017 88
Placement Of Matrix Band & Matrix Holder
ACT-2017 89
Restoration amalgam
ACT-2017 90
Finishing & Polishing amalgam
ACT-2017 91
Restoration Composite
ACT-2017 92
Finishing & Polishing Composite
ACT-2017 93
ACT-2017 94