3M Espe SS Crown Primary Molar Crown-D (1st molar)

• Pre-formed stainless steel construction for strength and durability

• Anatomically contoured design replicating primary first molar morphology

• Corrosion-resistant material suitable for long-term intraoral use

• Pre-trimmed and pre-contoured for quick clinical adaptation

• Smooth polished finish reduces gingival irritation and improves comfort

• High resistance to fracture under functional masticatory forces

• Biocompatible material safe for pediatric patients

• Consistent sizing for predictable selection and fit

• Suitable for both conventional and Hall Technique placement

• Ideal for extensive caries and post-endodontic restoration cases

Detail Description

The 3M ESPE Stainless Steel Crown D is a prefabricated full-coverage pediatric crown designed specifically for restoration of primary first molars. Manufactured from high-quality work-hardened stainless steel, it provides excellent strength, corrosion resistance, and long-term durability under masticatory forces. Its anatomically contoured design closely replicates the natural morphology of primary molars, ensuring proper occlusion and predictable fit. The crown is pre-trimmed and pre-contoured for efficient chairside placement, making it suitable for both conventional restorative techniques and the Hall Technique. It is widely used in pediatric dentistry for teeth affected by extensive caries or following pulp therapy.

• 2 x Stainless Steel Crowns (Primary First Molar – Crown D)

• Product Type: Pediatric stainless steel crown

• Material: Work-hardened stainless steel

• Indication: Restoration of primary first molars

• Design: Preformed anatomical crown

• Technique Compatibility: Conventional and Hall Technique

• Cementation: Glass ionomer luting cement recommended

• Surface Finish: Smooth, polished margins

• Use: Pediatric restorative dentistry

• Reusability: Single-patient use

• Select crown size based on quadrant and tooth morphology

• Perform try-in to ensure proper fit, contact, and occlusion