Replacement of porcelain fused to metal crown with e.max lithium disilicate crown (case report)

  • Melisa
  • TA Mahendra
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Abstract

Background: Even though porcelain fused to metal (PFM) crown is the golden standard in dentistry, it still has a major disad-vantage, such as unaesthetic metallic seen. Resolving those type of problems, an all-ceramic restoration was chosen to improve aesthetic outcome especially in the anterior regions of the mouth. Objective: This article reports the replacement of old PFM crowns in central incisors with poor design with lithium disilicate crowns. Case: A 25-years-old female came to Prosthodontic Clinic RSKGM Universitas Indonesia with complaints of chipping PFM crowns in central incisors with poor shape and colour. Conclusion: Patient’s aesthetic expectations were successfully met through selection of lithium disilicate crowns.

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Melisa, & TA Mahendra. (2021). Replacement of porcelain fused to metal crown with e.max lithium disilicate crown (case report). Makassar Dental Journal, 10(3), 232–235. https://doi.org/10.35856/mdj.v10i3.454

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