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KMID : 0613420010100010056
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Journal of the Korean Academy of Esthetic Dentistry
2001 Volume.10 No. 1 p.56 ~ p.70
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Journal Review and Some Clinical Guidelines on Resin-Bonded Fixed Prosthodontics
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Cho Lee-Ra
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Abstract
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The use of resin-bonded fixed partial dentures described in the early 1980s caused an conservative way to preserve tooth structure in the restorative dental community.
The treatment of patients with requires long term analysis of clinical application and basic research. Failure rates of these prosthesis ranged from 3% to 55%. These varieties were orginated by different techniques, materials, tooth preparation methods and diverse clinical situations. This article review was focused on the standard long term results and in vitro studies on bond strength between metal and teeth. From this, many useful clinical guidelines to RBFPD could be adopted to clinical dentistry. For successful results, careful case selection and good clinical skills are needed. And appropriate techniques for each situations should be adopted. Also, RBFPD using new materials like all-ceramics, FRC/Ceromer was introduced.
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KEYWORD
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Bond Strength, In-Ceram RBB, FRC/Ceromer RBB, Long term study, RBFPD, Tooth preparation
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