Second row two-lane Clinical effect of subgingival Technology_0.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 11 Second row two-lane Clinical effect of subgingival Technology [Abstract] Objective To compare the bridge before the porcelain crown in the single two-lane secondary gingival retraction method and the clinical effects of gingival retraction methods. Methods anterior body, 155 cases of patients with dentition defects were randomly divided into two groups: control group 75 cases of single retraction, the experimental group 80 cases of two-lane secondary retraction. routine tooth preparation, impression taking, pouring models impressions after checking the model’s accuracy and the marginal fit of restorations. Results lane II second method is more single-gingival retraction gingival retraction method first impression of the accuracy of the model and the marginal fit of restorations were significantly increased (P lt;0.05. Conclusion lane secondary retraction method is simple, can reduce tooth when preparing tissue damage and bleeding gums can help to obtain a clear line hard and soft tissues, less bleeding, clear and easy to expose the tooth edges, thereby improving the accuracy of restoration. [Keywords:] dental defects dental restoration dental retainer dental impression technique PFM crown and bridge abutments restored resulting gingivitis and periodontitis is a fixed restoration is one of the most difficult issues, which affect the gums healthy and beautiful. Use of technology to reduce the gingival retraction and maintenance of periodontal tissue damage The health significance. gingival margin gingival retraction technique, also known as shrink technology, is prepared in the shoulder before and get an impression of the former, the use of drugs, mechanical means, so that contraction of the gingival margin, sulcular exposure to technology. purpose the tooth preparation and impression of the neck is more accurate, clear [1]. the author of the application after the two-lane secondary gingival retraction technique by observing the t