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case_images: Orthopantomogram. Image Credit: Prasanna Sonar
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case_images: FIG1
case_images: Figure 1 shows a panoramic scanning of the upper and lower jaw.
case_images: Teeth preparation . Image Credit: Prasanna Sonar
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case_images: As seen in Figure 2, the maxillary right canine, second premolar, and second molar were prepared to receive porcelain-fused metal restorations with a subgingival margin and shoulder finish line.
case_images: Final impression of the prepared teeth. Image Credit: Prasanna Sonar
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case_images: FIG3
case_images: The prepared teeth's final impression is shown in Figure 3.
case_images: a) Data feeding into the software. b) Scanned image of the master cast. c) Occlusal plane marked on the cast in the software. Image Credit: Prasanna Sonar
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case_images: Figure 4. Figure 4a shows data feeding into the software, Figure 4b shows a scanned image of the master cast, and Figure 4c shows an occlusal plane marked on the cast in the software.
case_images: a) Metal try-in on cast. b) Metal try-in on patient (lateral view). c) Metal try-in on patient (occlusal view). Image Credit: Prasanna Sonar
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case_images: After inserting the male and female components, the metal fit was assessed in the lab, as depicted in Figure 5a. Clinical testing was performed on both the front and posterior sections, as shown in Figure 5b and Figure 5c, to verify that the restoration's marginal fit was suitable.
case_images: a) Trial in the working cast. b) Final prosthesis cemented with GIC (lateral view). c) Final prosthesis cemented with GIC (occlusal view). GIC: glass ionomer cement. Image Credit: Prasanna Sonar
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case_images: The anterior segment was joined to the female component (keyway mortise) and the posterior segment to the male portion (key tenon) in the working cast, as illustrated in Figure 6a, to complete the laboratory method. Figure 6b and Figure 6c, glass ionomer cement (GIC) was used to cement the prosthesis. Following the removal of excess cement, the occlusion was examined using an articulating paper.