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M1 part 4 of 8 · Full gold crown, #30

Within vs outside

Each checkpoint, within the band and outside it. Turn on Compare to see a prep within the bands next to one outside them (over-tapered walls, a nicked neighbour).

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6° each wallAWithin 20° each wallBOutside
The model's two preps in section, buccal to lingual. Each angle is one wall against the path of insertion (dashed). The band is ≤ 12° per wall.
CheckpointWithinOutsideReplay
Occlusal reductionEvery site of the occlusal table is in the acceptable band.A site of the central table under the band, or over it.Step 2
Axial taperEach wall is in the acceptable band.A wall over 16° per wall.Step 4
Margin and line anglesOne continuous chamfer in the acceptable band, rounded line angles.An interrupted chamfer on the lingual, or a width out of the band.Step 6
Adjacent tooth#29 and #31 untouched.A nick on #29 that needs more than polishing.Step 5
Putty clearanceA clear gap of at least the occlusal minimum over the whole prep.The index touching the prep anywhere.Step 6
3D model: molar30.glb: teeth #29–#31, jaw bone and gum. BodyParts3D, © 2008 Life Science Integrated Database Center (DBCLS); modified by Osler Press. CC BY-SA 2.1 JP · source
3D viewer code. three.js authors. MIT · source
Within vs outside

Each checkpoint, within the band and outside it. Turn on Compare to see a prep within the bands next to one outside them (over-tapered walls, a nicked neighbour).

Loading 3D view…

6° each wallAWithin 20° each wallBOutside
The model's two preps in section, buccal to lingual. Each angle is one wall against the path of insertion (dashed). The band is ≤ 12° per wall.
CheckpointWithinOutsideReplay
Occlusal reductionEvery site of the occlusal table is in the acceptable band.A site of the central table under the band, or over it.Step 2
Axial taperEach wall is in the acceptable band.A wall over 16° per wall.Step 4
Margin and line anglesOne continuous chamfer in the acceptable band, rounded line angles.An interrupted chamfer on the lingual, or a width out of the band.Step 6
Adjacent tooth#29 and #31 untouched.A nick on #29 that needs more than polishing.Step 5
Putty clearanceA clear gap of at least the occlusal minimum over the whole prep.The index touching the prep anywhere.Step 6
3D model: molar30.glb: teeth #29–#31, jaw bone and gum. BodyParts3D, © 2008 Life Science Integrated Database Center (DBCLS); modified by Osler Press. CC BY-SA 2.1 JP · source
3D viewer code. three.js authors. MIT · source
Outline · 8 parts✓Criteria card✓Anatomy in 3D✓Steps1Depth-orient occlusal grooves2Reduce occlusal table following anatomy3Add functional cusp bevel4Axially reduce walls5Open proximal surfaces with guarded bur6Finish continuous chamfer and verify clearance with putty index4Within vs outside5Check6Guided cut7Cut and score8Recall: day 3 and day 10

Practice feedback against the 2026–27 published crown-prep criteria (molar). Not an exam or admissions result; your program and examiners decide.