Historically, the full-mouth rehabilitation of severely decayed primary teeth relied almost exclusively on preformed stainless steel crowns (SSCs) due to their unmatched mechanical durability and long-term clinical success.
However, the distinct metallic appearance of traditional alloy restorations increasingly faces significant resistance from modern parents, who demonstrate escalating esthetic demands and actively seek lifelike, tooth-colored alternatives for their children.
In response to this shifting clinical paradigm, pediatric Zirconia Crowns (ZCs) have emerged as a revolutionary, highly biocompatible biomaterial option in contemporary restorative dentistry.
These innovative, preformed ceramic restorations seamlessly combine high fracture toughness and wear resistance with excellent tissue compatibility and natural, lifelike aesthetics.
This comprehensive case report documents the meticulous full-mouth treatment of severe ECC utilizing state-of-the-art zirconia dental crowns.
By detailing the systematic clinical workflow, precise tooth preparation techniques, and immediate post-operative outcomes, this work provides a critical clinical blueprint for pediatric dentists and dental practitioners striving to balance optimal oral health restoration, biomaterial longevity, and outstanding cosmetic excellence in pediatric patient care.
📖 To explore the comprehensive step-by-step clinical methodology, the specific pediatric rehabilitation protocols, and the long-term aesthetic and functional outcomes achieved in this full-mouth restoration, you are invited to review the full open-access research article on MDPI.
