PubMed-ID: 20490389Seiten: 471-477, Sprache: EnglischZarow, Maciej / Paisley, Carl Stuart / Krupinski, Jerzy / Brunton, Paul AnthonyVarious options are available in clinical practice for the replacement of a single missing tooth, ranging from conventional fixed and removable dental prostheses to a single implant-supported crown. There are situations in which a semipermanent fixed dental prosthesis may be desirable, particularly for patients who have completed orthodontic treatment but are too young to embark on implant therapy. Following advances in fiberreinforcement technology, fiber-reinforced composite resin (FRC) now represents a lower-cost alternative to traditional metal-ceramic for the construction of resin-bonded prostheses. Two case reports illustrate the use of FRC prostheses as fixed semipermanent restorations.
Schlagwörter: composite resin, fiber-reinforced, fixed partial denture, fixed prosthesis, provisional