what type of impression is taken for crown fabrication of the last teeth
hi regarding the impression making the material is chosen depending on what it is being used for as you have already mentioned that the purpose is to fabricate crowns the best material to opt for is the rubber impression material elastomeric silicone impression materials the advantage of the material is the high accuracy of the details and it allows sufficient time for duplicating the teeth model talking about the number of teeth involved during an impression making usually it is the whole arch involving all the teeth that is the routine way of doing it but there are disposable sectional double impression trays available which help the dentist to make an impression in a particular region along with the opposing teeth the biggest plus with these trays are firstly preventing contamination because it is used only once and for a single patient secondly upper and lower teeth with the bite are registered in one impression hence time saving the maximum number of teeth involved in these kinds of impressions would be four to five but definitely not just two teeth I personally make double tray impressions on a routine basis for crown fabrications but it totally depends on the dentist well and wish to choose the technique according to his her skills and economic reasons
hello doctor just wondering what type of impression I will need to get if I have to get crowns on last teeth like will it be a full top impression or can they do it off just those two teeth