Oro SS Little Crown Primary Molar Kits Oro SS Little Crown Primary Molar Kit is very durable and long-lasting. They can withstand the forces of chewing and grinding and are less likely to fracture or break than other types of dental restorations. This is especially important for children, who may not be as careful with their teeth as adults. Stainless steel crowns are available in a range of sizes and shapes to accommodate the different anatomical variations of primary teeth. They can improve the appearance of decayed or damaged teeth, restoring them to their natural shape and size They are easy to use, durable, biocompatible, and can improve both the function and appearance of the teeth. 

Features: 

• Material: Stainless steel alloy, biocompatible and durable.
  
• Sizes: Available in a range of sizes to fit different anatomical variations of primary teeth.
  
• Biocompatibility: Safe and non-toxic material
  

Oro SS Little Crown Primary Molar Kit - 48 Pcs 

• 6 x Upper Right 1st Molar Crown
  
• 6 x Upper Right 2nd Molar Crown
  
• 6 x Lower Right 1st Molar Crown
  
• 6 x Lower Right 2nd Molar Crown
  
• 6 x Upper Left 1st Molar Crown
  
• 6 x Upper Left 2nd Molar Crown
  
• 6 x Lower Left 1st Molar Crown
  
• 6 x Lower Left 2nd Molar Crown
  

Oro SS Little Crown Primary Molar Kit - 96 Pcs 

• 12 x Upper Right 1st Molar Crown
  
• 12 x Upper Right 2nd Molar Crown
  
• 12 x Lower Right 1st Molar Crown
  
• 12 x Lower Right 2nd Molar Crown
  
• 12 x Upper Left 1st Molar Crown
  
• 12 x Upper Left 2nd Molar Crown
  
• 12 x Lower Left 1st Molar Crown
  
• 12 x Lower Left 2nd Molar Crown
  

Direction to Use:

 

• Tooth preparation: The decayed or damaged tooth will first need to be prepared by removing any decay and shaping the tooth to fit the stainless steel crown.
  
• Crown selection: The appropriate size and shape of the stainless steel crown should be selected to fit the prepared tooth. The crown should be checked for fit before placement
  
• Crown placement: The stainless steel crown is placed over the prepared tooth and crimped to fit snugly against the tooth. The crown is then cemented in place with a dental adhesive.
  
• Finishing: Any excess cement should be removed and the occlusion checked to ensure that the crown is properly aligned with the opposing teeth.
  
• Follow-up: The patient should be monitored for any signs of discomfort or complications, and follow-up appointments scheduled as needed.