CCC CERTIFICATION EVALUATION
VERIFIED QUESTIONS AND SOLUTIONS
FULL REVIEW PACK
●● order of esthetics for full coverage restorations
Answer: CCC < MCC < ACC
●● what is a material for a full coverage restoration that has high
strength and acceptable esthetics
Answer: zirconia
●● zirconia crowns
Answer: considered a ceramic in dentistry, even though it is a metal
alloy
very strong
white color- esthetic
conservative preparation
●● order of strength for full coverage restorations
,Answer: CCC > MCC > ACC
●● captek
Answer: thin layer of copper-gold alloy under the cermic
this is a type of MCC
more esthetic than regular MCC
more friendly to gingival tissue (less plaque accumulation)
●● steps of treatment for full coverage restoration
Answer: diagnostic work up
- take primary impression
- radiographs
treatment plan
- make diagnostic wax up
prepare the tooth
take definitive impression
, fabricate interim restoration
pour jade stone and create die
fabricate resotration
●● how quality does your interim need to be?
Answer: usually as pristine as your final impression from an occlusal
standpoint- sometimes technicians in lab use it to fabricate final
restoration
can be used as a diagnostic tool as well- if it is breaking you know you
have occlusal interferences
●● when do you make a decision about what type of crown to give a
patient?
Answer: treatment planning- will dictate type of prep
●● indications for CCC (5)
Answer: extensive coronal destruction by caries, trauma, restorations
maximum retention and resistance form needed
VERIFIED QUESTIONS AND SOLUTIONS
FULL REVIEW PACK
●● order of esthetics for full coverage restorations
Answer: CCC < MCC < ACC
●● what is a material for a full coverage restoration that has high
strength and acceptable esthetics
Answer: zirconia
●● zirconia crowns
Answer: considered a ceramic in dentistry, even though it is a metal
alloy
very strong
white color- esthetic
conservative preparation
●● order of strength for full coverage restorations
,Answer: CCC > MCC > ACC
●● captek
Answer: thin layer of copper-gold alloy under the cermic
this is a type of MCC
more esthetic than regular MCC
more friendly to gingival tissue (less plaque accumulation)
●● steps of treatment for full coverage restoration
Answer: diagnostic work up
- take primary impression
- radiographs
treatment plan
- make diagnostic wax up
prepare the tooth
take definitive impression
, fabricate interim restoration
pour jade stone and create die
fabricate resotration
●● how quality does your interim need to be?
Answer: usually as pristine as your final impression from an occlusal
standpoint- sometimes technicians in lab use it to fabricate final
restoration
can be used as a diagnostic tool as well- if it is breaking you know you
have occlusal interferences
●● when do you make a decision about what type of crown to give a
patient?
Answer: treatment planning- will dictate type of prep
●● indications for CCC (5)
Answer: extensive coronal destruction by caries, trauma, restorations
maximum retention and resistance form needed
