Can anyone recommend me some books on C&B/implants?

[TripL3]

Hey

I was just wondering if anyone could recommend me to some books regarding crown & bridge and implant work.

I have 2 years exp. in C&B but I never learned the proper reasoning behind the procedure and would like to enhance my knowledge on the subject as well as learn the precise techniques.

To be more specific, I am looking for books regarding:

1. Ditching die and margin trim
2. Fabricating wax coping and bridges, post cores, maryland bridges
3. Fabricating full wax crowns aid diagnostic wax-up
4. Fabricating custom abutments
5. Fabricating screw-retained implant denture bar
6. Fabricating inlays/onlays
7. Fabricating procera/3G/zirconia copings
8. How to cast/process them such as connection technique for bridges, spruing, investing, burnout, casting/pressing, devesting, etc.
9. Finishing techniques after they are casted/processed
10. Soldering techniques
11. Repair methods
12. Preparation for (both stock and custom) implants for cement-retained crowns and screw-retained crowns
13. The logic and science behind the techniques involved in the above procedures as well as tools that are often used during the process

Numbers 5, 6, and 7 aren't that important.

If anyone could help me to find books on these topics, it would be greatly appreciated. ^_^

 

[TheLabGuy]

U.S. Air Force Dental Laboratory Manuals Volume 1-3

 

[user name]

Also...Quintessence Publishing. Esthetics in Implantology & Introduction to Metal-Ceramic Technology.

 

[alireza]

books

hi tripL3
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[2thm8kr]

I'll second the Air Force Manuals! Great all around information on
Dental Technology.

Also try:

Introduction to Metal Ceramic Technology by W. Patrick Naylor
Quintessence ISBN 0-86715-237-0

Implant Aesthetics by Luc and Patrick Rutten
Team Work Media ISBN 3-932599-06-3

 

[kcdt]

Shillingburgs "Fundamentals of Fixed Prosthodontics", Quintessence ,
ISBN-13: 978-0867152012
ISBN-10: 086715201X

This covers a basic overview of everything, Gold, metalceramic, types of all ceramic, requirements and preparation, lab steps. Ranges on Amazon from $30-60.

 

[sixonice]

Hey

I was just wondering if anyone could recommend me to some books regarding crown & bridge and implant work.

I have 2 years exp. in C&B but I never learned the proper reasoning behind the procedure and would like to enhance my knowledge on the subject as well as learn the precise techniques.

To be more specific, I am looking for books regarding:

1. Ditching die and margin trim
2. Fabricating wax coping and bridges, post cores, maryland bridges
3. Fabricating full wax crowns aid diagnostic wax-up
4. Fabricating custom abutments
5. Fabricating screw-retained implant denture bar
6. Fabricating inlays/onlays
7. Fabricating procera/3G/zirconia copings
8. How to cast/process them such as connection technique for bridges, spruing, investing, burnout, casting/pressing, devesting, etc.
9. Finishing techniques after they are casted/processed
10. Soldering techniques
11. Repair methods
12. Preparation for (both stock and custom) implants for cement-retained crowns and screw-retained crowns
13. The logic and science behind the techniques involved in the above procedures as well as tools that are often used during the process

Numbers 5, 6, and 7 aren't that important.

If anyone could help me to find books on these topics, it would be greatly appreciated. ^_^

quintessence has EVERYTHING you could want/need & more! their books are a bit pricey but you get what you pay for.
Quintessence Publishing

 

[TripL3]

Thank you all for your suggestions.

TheLabGuy -- I googled the Air Force manuals but I can't seem to find them.. If it's not too much, could you assist me on where and how to purchase them?

Also, if anyone knows a basic implant tech book, and any CDT study guides, that would be greatly appreciated ^^

Thank you all.

 

[doug]

I have pdf copies of the air Force manuals. I can post them here tomorrow

 

[DMC]

The Dentist
The Dentist II
Little Shop of Horrors

That's where I got my training.

 

[dmonwaxa]

Here's a link for vol1, just replace with 2 for "v2" Good luck



http://www.e-publishing.af.mil/shared/media/epubs/afpam47-103v1.pdf

 

[Affinity]

thanks for the link!

 

[gigglingnewt]

schillenberg is a great base text (it does indeeed cover evrythin - especially the theory on clincal selection of certain bridge/abutment types) the earlier comment about quintessence is accurate - they are the predominant publisher when it comes to implantology and aesthetic dental provision. As soon as i can i'll give the air force manuals a browse...but in the meantime you could go to DENTAURUM - Dentale Technologien: Implantologie - Orthodontie - Zahntechnik they have two articles (Kopendium) with some very nice, well photographed walk throughs. One of a nice chrome taken from model prep through to polish of acrylic teeth in place, and the second of more interest to you of corwn and bridge construction - nothing revolutionary...but it's always good to see how different technicians wax/layer/grind things up.

 

[amandasanchez]

Hi Doug, would you be able to share the PDF copies of the Air Force Manual with me as well? I'd much appreciate it

my email is [email protected]

 

[Jo Chen]

For implants there is a very nice website that will help you on your journey. Just look under the laboratory heading
Go to Genieoss

 

[rmahony]

hi\would you be able to share the PDF copies of the Air Force Manual with me as well? thank you
robert mahony