Nevertheless, the restoration of carious lesions in primary and young permanent teeth continues to be among the important services the pediatric dentists and general practitioners provide for the children in their practices.

RAINBOW Crowns would undoubtedly preserve the function of many primary teeth that otherwise would have been unrestorable. In addition, RAINBOW crown can often be used to restore all posterior teeth in young patients with high risk for caries who exhibit multiple proximal lesions that could otherwise restored with silver amalgam or esthetic materials. RAINBOW Crowns are used instead simply because they better protect all posterior tooth surfaces from developing additional caries and because the posterior crown restoration has proven to be most durable and cost effective in the primary dentition.

The stainless steel crown is a vital component of contemporary restoration procedure for the problems encountered in pediatric dentistry on both primary and young permanent teeth.

Stainless steel crown reinforces the tooth structure against the trajectory of the force during mastication and restores the vertical relationship. This is important especially in cases of nursing caries and early childhood caries.

In badly mutilated teeth especially the primary molars, which may not be restored successfully with the amalgam and frequent fracture of Class II amalgam restoration would always suggestive of use of stainless steel crowns.

RAINBOW crowns are both pretrimmed and precontoured.