Principles And Practice of Crown And Bridgework ; a Practical, Systematic And Modern Treatise Upon the Requirements And Technique of Artificial Crown And Bridgework
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Where it may be desirable to have the dowel JlCCUrate Titling fit closely to the walls of the canal throughout its Dowels. entire length, the method suggested by Dr. A. O.
Hunt, and others may be used to advantage. This consists in rolling platinum foil i-iooo into a cone, passing this cone into the canal and expanding it first with a tapering pointed instrument, and then by packing cotton into it, until it conforms to the shape of the canal. It may now be removed and filled with platinum solde...r, and then adjusted to its proper relation with the cap, as indicated.
The same procedure is also applicable to any kind of crown con- struction, and for gold work the cone may be filled with scrap gold or solder.
While iridio-platinum wire of a suitable size will usually meet all of the requirements of a dowel, one constructed in this manner possesses the advantage of being largest at the junction hctzvcen crozvn and root which is of course the weakest point in the attachment of any kind of a dowel crown; and the use of such a dowel may be especially indicated in those cases where the canal has become abnormally enlarged from decay.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Where it may be desirable to have the dowel JlCCUrate Titling fit closely to the walls of the canal throughout its Dowels. entire length, the method suggested by Dr. A. O.
Hunt, and others may be used to advantage. This consists in rolling platinum foil i-iooo into a cone, passing this cone into the canal and expanding it first with a tapering pointed instrument, and then by packing cotton into it, until it conforms to the shape of the canal. It may now be removed and filled with platinum solde...r, and then adjusted to its proper relation with the cap, as indicated.
The same procedure is also applicable to any kind of crown con- struction, and for gold work the cone may be filled with scrap gold or solder.
While iridio-platinum wire of a suitable size will usually meet all of the requirements of a dowel, one constructed in this manner possesses the advantage of being largest at the junction hctzvcen crozvn and root which is of course the weakest point in the attachment of any kind of a dowel crown; and the use of such a dowel may be especially indicated in those cases where the canal has become abnormally enlarged from decay.
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