Reducing a lower molar for an onlay
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A 46-year-old has a large old filling and a cracked lingual cusp on the lower right first molar. The plan is a MOD onlay that covers every cusp.
- Tooth #30, the mandibular right first molar
- Large old filling with a cracked lingual cusp
- Neighbors #29 and #31 are sound
- Plan: mesial and distal boxes with every cusp covered
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A 46-year-old has a large old filling and a cracked lingual cusp on the lower right first molar. The plan is a MOD onlay that covers every cusp.
- Tooth #30, the mandibular right first molar
- Large old filling with a cracked lingual cusp
- Neighbors #29 and #31 are sound
- Plan: mesial and distal boxes with every cusp covered
M7 step 2: Reduce the cusps with a functional bevel. Open this step in the lesson.Unlock the questions
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