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Primary PFM Telescopic CrownOur primary PFM telescopic crown forms the inner component of a telescopic restoration and is designed to fit directly over the prepared abutment tooth. Its metal framework and porcelain-fused-to-metal construction provide a stable foundation for the secondary crown and the visible tooth anatomy.
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Secondary PFM Telescopic CrownBestoDental secondary PFM telescopic crown is designed as the outer crown component that engages with the corresponding primary crown. The porcelain-veneered external surface can be customized to reproduce the desired tooth morphology while maintaining the prescribed telescopic relationship.
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Co-Cr PFM Telescopic CrownWe provide Co-Cr PFM telescopic crowns with a cobalt-chromium alloy framework beneath the porcelain veneer. The rigid metal substructure can be used for the prescribed primary or secondary telescopic component according to the restorative design.
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Parallel-Walled PFM Telescopic CrownOur parallel-walled PFM telescopic crown uses parallel axial surfaces to establish the prescribed path of insertion between the primary and secondary components. The external porcelain anatomy can then be customized to coordinate with the surrounding dentition and prosthetic design.
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Conical PFM Telescopic CrownBestoDental conical PFM telescopic crown features tapered axial surfaces designed to create a controlled relationship between the primary and secondary components. Its external porcelain surface can be shaped according to the prescribed tooth form, shade and functional requirements.
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Implant-Supported PFM Telescopic CrownWe offer implant-supported PFM telescopic crowns for cases where telescopic retention is incorporated into an implant-supported prosthetic design. The primary and secondary components can be coordinated with the prescribed implant abutments and prosthetic framework.
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PFM Telescopic Crown
PFM Telescopic Crown
Our PFM telescopic crown restorations combine coordinated primary and secondary components with customized porcelain aesthetics. BestoDental offers primary, secondary, Co-Cr, parallel-walled, conical, and implant-supported configurations to accommodate different support conditions, telescopic geometries, and restorative requirements.
- Primary and secondary PFM telescopic crown configurations
- Parallel-walled and conical telescopic crown designs
- Co-Cr framework options for prescribed telescopic restorations
- Implant-supported configurations with customized shade, morphology and occlusal anatomy
Clinical & Technical Information
PFM telescopic crown is a metal-ceramic telescopic restoration that uses precisely coordinated primary and secondary crown components to support and retain a prosthetic restoration. BestoDental provides primary, secondary, Co-Cr, parallel-walled, conical and implant-supported configurations for different telescopic prosthetic designs.
1. Indications
Our PFM telescopic crown restorations are suitable for:
- Telescopic crown and bridge restorations
- Removable partial dentures supported by telescopic crowns
- Primary and secondary telescopic crown configurations
- Telescopic restorations using parallel-walled crown geometry
- Telescopic restorations using conical crown geometry
- Implant-supported telescopic prosthetic restorations
- Cases requiring customized tooth morphology, shade and occlusal anatomy
2. Technical Specifications
| Product Name | PFM Telescopic Crown |
| Crown Components | Primary and Secondary Telescopic Crowns |
| Framework Options | Co-Cr Alloy or Other Prescribed Metal Framework |
| Veneering | Dental Porcelain |
| Telescopic Design | Parallel-Walled or Conical Configuration |
| Support | Natural Tooth-Supported or Implant-Supported |
| Primary Crown | Customized According to Abutment Preparation and Prescribed Path |
| Secondary Crown | Designed to Correspond With the Primary Telescopic Crown |
| Insertion Path | Customized According to Telescopic Crown Geometry |
| Shade | Customized According to Prescribed Shade |
| Tooth Morphology | Customized Anatomical Form and Surface Contour |
| Occlusal Design | Customized According to Opposing Dentition and Functional Requirements |
| Proximal Contacts | Customized According to Adjacent Teeth and Clinical Prescription |
3. Aesthetics
Aesthetics for our PFM telescopic crown restorations focus on natural shade, tooth morphology and surface contour.
1. Natural-Looking Porcelain Veneering
The porcelain veneering layer provides a tooth-colored external surface designed to reproduce the appearance and anatomy of natural teeth.
2. Customized Tooth Morphology
The external crown form can be customized according to the restored tooth, adjacent dentition and prescribed prosthetic arrangement.
3. Shade Coordination
The porcelain shade can be selected according to the prescribed shade and surrounding dentition to create a coordinated appearance.
4. Surface Anatomy
Surface contour and anatomical details can be customized to provide appropriate characterization and visual integration with the existing teeth.
5. Occlusal and Proximal Contours
Occlusal anatomy and proximal contacts can be adjusted according to the opposing dentition, adjacent teeth and functional requirements of the case.
Order FAQs
1. What is the difference between a primary and secondary PFM telescopic crown?
The primary crown is the inner component that is fitted to the prepared abutment, while the secondary crown is the outer component that corresponds with the primary crown and forms part of the removable or fixed-removable prosthetic restoration.
2. What is the difference between parallel-walled and conical telescopic crowns?
Parallel-walled telescopic crowns use parallel axial surfaces to establish the prescribed path of insertion, while conical telescopic crowns use tapered axial surfaces to create a controlled telescopic relationship between the primary and secondary components.
3. Can a PFM telescopic crown be made with a Co-Cr framework?
Yes. Co-Cr PFM telescopic crowns use a cobalt-chromium alloy framework beneath the porcelain veneer and can be produced as primary or secondary components according to the prescribed design.
4. Can PFM telescopic crowns be supported by implants?
Yes. Implant-supported PFM telescopic crowns can be incorporated into telescopic prosthetic designs over prescribed implant-supported abutments or components, with the primary and secondary structures coordinated accordingly.
5. Can the tooth shade and morphology of a PFM telescopic crown be customized?
Yes. The porcelain shade, tooth morphology, surface contour, proximal contacts and occlusal anatomy can be customized according to the clinical prescription and surrounding dentition.
6. What information is needed when ordering a PFM telescopic crown?
The type of telescopic crown, primary or secondary component, framework material, support type and prescribed telescopic geometry should be provided. The prescription may also include shade, tooth morphology, occlusal requirements, and specific fitting or prosthetic requirements.
