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Stainless Steel Crowns In Pediatric Dentistry: The Bottom Line

Maintenance of the primary dentition in a non pathologicand healthy condition is important
for the overall well being of the child. No other factor plays a more significant role in
pediatric dentistry than restoring deciduous dentition till its exfoliation time. Premature loss
of deciduous tooth might lead to wide range of implications. The literature on caries risk
factors in young children indicates that children at high risk exhibiting anterior tooth decay
and/or molar caries may benefit by treatment with stainless steel crowns to protect the
remaining at-risk tooth surfaces. Studies evaluating restoration longevity, including the
durability and lifespan of sscs and class ii amalgams demonstrate the superiority of sscs for
both parameters. Children with extensive decay, large lesions or multiple surface lesions in
primary molars should be treated with stainless steel crowns. Because of the protection from
future decay provided by their feature of full coverage and their increased durability and