The full gold crown is a commonly prescribed commonly provided restoration. Due to advantages largely associated with the materials properties and the minimal nature of the preparation outcomes are good and predictable as well as having good prognostic indicators.
This document (By Adarve from University of Minnesota) provides a step wise guide to the preparation over 55 pages, alas if only all tooth preparation on phantom heads were as easy as those in patients!
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