Scan |
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9. No scan holes/noise above the outline/approximal planes of adjacent teeth |
9. Scan is complete, without holes above the outline and proximal planes of adjacent teeth |
Undercut |
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10. preparation is not undercut (up to 0.05 mm) |
10. prepCheck (PC) is no more than 0% in the last segment (>0.05) of undercut |
Taper (only for retentive—cervical—part of the preparation) |
11‐14. the percentage within the margins (blues) results in a maximum score of: |
11. distal: taper > 2° with respect to insertion axis (0°‐10°) |
4 points (100%) |
12. mesial: taper > 2° with respect to insertion axis (0°‐10°) |
3 points (≥75%) |
13. palatal: taper 2° with respect to insertion axis (0°‐10°) |
2 points (≥50%) |
14. buccal: taper 2° with respect to insertion axis (0°‐10°) |
1 point (≥25%) |
Reduction (not applicable to outline) |
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15. incisal/occlusal 1.5 mm reduction (± 0.5 mm) |
15. PC makes an axial section to measure the to measure the distance between preoperative and postoperative incisal edge. |
16. buccal (if necessary, approximal as occlusal plane was unnecessarily reduced to approximal) 1 mm reduction (± 0.5 mm) |
16‐17. PC distinguishes between axial and occlusal reduction. Axial reduction is obviated by the taper. Occlusal reduction concerns the buccal and palatal planes. PC is no more than 0% in the first and last segments (too much/too little reduction) of the occlusal reduction
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17. palatal/lingual 1 mm reduction (± 0.5 mm) |
Preparation Type |
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18. chamfer follows the semi‐circular contour of drill no. 42/43 (± 0.4 mm) |
18. PC is no more than 0% in the first and last segments (too much/too little reduction) of the preparation type
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Margin Quality |
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19. outline is smooth and clearly circumscribed |
19. Under margin quality, PC indicates a maximum of 0% warning |
Surface Quality |
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20. smooth preparation (no pitting or grooves) with rounded transitions |
20. Under surface quality, PC indicates a maximum of 0% warning. |
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NB Despite the maximum of 0%, PC may still colour the preparation. Although this falls within the margins, it is an indication that the work could be improved |