Set of celluloid crowns for the restoration of primary incisors and canines

Contains 84 celluloid crowns for upper primary incisors and canines, 3 pieces of each size.

- Celluloid crowns are an easy-to-use tool in pediatric dentistry for the restoration of primary incisors and canines using composite material. They are mainly used in cases of tooth fragment loss or medium-depth multi-surface damage.

- Celluloid crowns are made of a material called celluloid. They are available in 4 sizes for each primary tooth from tooth 53 to tooth 63, allowing them to be adapted to the individual needs of each patient. The dentist can trim the edge of the crown with small dental scissors to match the crown length to the height of adjacent teeth.

- The crowns are made of a fairly rigid material, which allows for perfect adaptation in the cervical part of the tooth, and also excellently stabilizes the composite material during placement on the primary tooth.

The use of celluloid crowns on primary teeth has several benefits:

- Celluloid crowns help restore the natural shape and appearance of a damaged primary tooth, which is particularly important for anterior teeth.

- They preserve tooth tissue from excessive grinding, thanks to the possibility of using an adhesive material such as composite.

- They ensure better retention of the composite material on the tooth surface in cases of multi-surface cavities, as they use not only adhesion but also the micro-shrinkage of the composite material for better filling retention.

- They are a cheaper alternative to the restoration of incisors and canines using zirconia crowns.

- Ease of use allows for effective restoration of heavily damaged primary teeth, even by dentists who are just starting their professional career.