3M Stainless Steel Primary Molar Refill Preformed Paediatric Crowns - EUL - 7

These crowns are constructed from high-quality stainless steel, which offers durability, biocompatibility, and corrosion resistance. Stainless steel is ideal for pediatric restorations because it withstands the unique challenges of the pediatric oral environment while remaining biocompatible with oral tissues, ensuring safe and long-lasting restorations in young patients.

The crowns are pre-contoured to closely match the anatomy of primary molars, eliminating the need for extensive adjustments during placement. This design streamlines the restoration process and minimizes chair time for young patients, making the procedure more efficient for pediatric dental practices.

These crowns are designed for restoring and preserving severely damaged and decayed primary molars. They are the most commonly used restorative option for repairing primary teeth that cannot be restored with conventional restorative materials, providing a durable solution for pediatric patients.

Yes, these crowns are available for both upper and lower arch positions. The product range includes variants for different tooth positions and sizes, allowing clinicians to select the appropriate crown for the specific primary molar requiring restoration.

The tooth requires isolation, cleaning, and drying before crown selection. After removing carious structure and shaping the tooth, the crown is verified for fit and adjusted if necessary. The crown is then cemented using adhesive resin cement applied to the interior surface, seated with firm pressure, and excess cement is removed from the margins.

The crowns are manufactured with appropriate height, contour, and occlusal surface to replicate natural primary molar anatomy. This precise design ensures a comfortable fit for young patients, reduces discomfort during the restoration process, and provides consistent, reliable restorations that closely mimic natural tooth structure.