In this post, we will explain how to achieve correct occlusal distance with the One Visit Crown (OVC)
Tooth preparation - how much clearance to leave
When preparing the tooth for the placement of the One Visit Crown, at least 1mm of clearance needs to be allowed in the central fossa and 1.5mm at the cusps and marginal ridges for the OVC to be seated.
Tags: Occlusion, Clinical Tips
Many dentists have questions about how much to prep the tooth prior to placing the OVC One Visit Crown. If you haven't already, make sure you read this blog post on how to achieve correct occlusal distance when placing the One Visit Crown. One of the benefits of the OVC is that is doesn't need an invasive circumferential prep so is more conservative for the tooth.
Tags: Clinical Case Study, Occlusion
Dr Terry Wong prepped and placed 8 One Visit Crowns (OVC) in just one appointment.
This interesting case submitted by Australian dentist Dr Wong of Smiles To Go included a full smile makeover and 3D printed impression model.
Dr Wong used 3D scanners and 3D printed a full-sized model of his patient’s mouth.
