Wiedenfeld K R, Draughn R A, Goltra S E
Department of Pediatric Dentistry, Medical University of South Carolina, USA.
ASDC J Dent Child. 1995 Jul-Aug;62(4):270-3.
The chairside veneering of stainless steel crowns using the technique described in our original article (J Dent Child, 61: 321-326 September-December 1994) has proven to be a very dependable and successful technique for restoring severely damaged primary anterior teeth. In this article an advancement in the technique is described using new light-cured materials that simplify the veneering process and produce thinner veneers. The resulting veneers maintain the adaptability, strength, and gingival contour benefits of the stainless steel crown in conjunction with the cosmetics of composite facings. The chairside technique can be quickly mastered by a dental auxiliary and results in veneered crowns with very high shear and bond strengths.
使用我们原文章（《儿童牙科》，61: 321 - 326，1994年9 - 12月）中描述的技术在椅旁对不锈钢冠进行贴面，已被证明是修复严重受损的乳前牙非常可靠且成功的技术。本文描述了该技术的一项进展，即使用新型光固化材料，简化了贴面过程并制作出更薄的贴面。所得贴面兼具不锈钢冠的适应性、强度和牙龈外形优势以及复合树脂贴面的美观性。该椅旁技术牙科辅助人员能够快速掌握，并且能制作出具有非常高剪切强度和粘结强度的贴面冠。
