Resin-bonded bridges for the pediatric patient.

Anterior etched cast-resin bonded bridges: an alternative for adolescent patients.

The use of zirconium, single-retainer, resin-bonded bridges in adolescents.

This paper presents a series of case reports which demonstrate the replacement of the causes of tooth loss which primarily affect children by the use of all-ceramic resin-bonded bridges.

Clinical evaluation of conventional cantilever and resin bonded cantilever fixed partial dentures: a comparative study.

INTRODUCTION Ever since the introduction of the minimal preparation fixed partial dentures, the major concern of the clinicians has been its longevity. AIMS AND OBJECTIVE The objective of the present study was to compare the clinical performance of resin bonded cantilever bridges with conventional cantilever bridges for a period of 1 year and to evaluate the periodontal changes of abutment te...

Trends & Applications

Although this is comparable to the 90 per cent survival rates of conventional bridges,3 dentists often question whe ther resin-bonded bridges are re liable for restorations. The main reason for the failure of this type of treatment is the debonding of the metal framework from the abutment teeth. The selection of non-mobile abutment teeth, preparation to enhance retention and resistance, the sel...

A modified technique for direct, fibre-reinforced, resin-bonded bridges: clinical case reports.

This article presents new modifications to the clinical technique of fabricating directly applied resin-bonded fibre-reinforced bridges. Torsional and flexural strength is achieved by means of a reinforced polyethylene fibre ribbon substructure surrounded by laminated layers of microhybrid and microfilled resins. The modifications provide a simple method for creating a better pontic-ridge relat...