Acid etch and enamel bond composite restoration of permanent anterior teeth affected by enamel hypoplasia

Mink, John R.; McEvoy, Susan A.

doi:10.14219/jada.archive.1977.0277

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“…The acid etch veneering technique is a consetvative and aesthetic alternative to crown therapy for intrinsically discoloured or hypoplastic anterior teeth. Successful veneering can be achieved by direct application of tesin and composite on to the etched enamel surface (Mink & McEvoy, 1977;Spengler & Tullin, 1975;Widdop, 1979). However, dark intrinsic stains are more effectively masked by bonding prefortned laminates to the enamel surface, using an intermediary resin.…”

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Six months clinical evaluation of prefabricated veneer restorations after partial enamel removal

Jensen

Soltys

1986

J of Oral Rehabilitation

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Thirty-three preformed plastic laminate veneers were placed in maxillary anterior teeth of twenty-one subjects. The indications for veneer placement were intrinsic staining of large conventional composite restorations or discolouration caused by previous endodontic therapy. The veneer restorations were evaluated clinically over a 6-month period for retention, colour match, surface texture, marginal integrity and gingival response. Twenty-nine restorations were available for evaluation at 6 months. Three restorations exhibited bonding failure during the study period, giving an overall retention rate of about 91%. Deep brown discolouration in two teeth could not be adequately matched with the opaquer and shader pastes supplied with the kit. Only one patient exhibited any change in veneer surface texture during the study period. Slight, but clinically inconsequential deterioration of marginal integrity was also noted in several restorations. The gingival response to the veneer restorations was uniformly excellent. It was concluded that restoration with preformed veneers, using the enamel reduction and heat adaptation techniques, provided an aesthetic, conservative and functional alternative to fixed prosthodontic therapy in selected cases.

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Six months clinical evaluation of prefabricated veneer restorations after partial enamel removal

Jensen

Soltys

1986

J of Oral Rehabilitation

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Report of the committee on scientific investigation of the American Academy of Restorative Dentistry

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Eames

et al. 1978

The Journal of Prosthetic Dentistry

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A clinical study of a microfilled composite resin for labial veneers

Welbury

1991

Int J Paed Dentistry

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Two-hundred and eighty-nine composite resin-full labial veneers were placed after labial enamel reduction in children and adolescents and reviewed after periods of up to 3 years. The median (+/- S.E.) survival time was 35.6 +/- 0.8 months with 42 (14%) of the veneers considered to have failed. There was a small incidence of marginal staining, no deterioration in gingival health, and patient satisfaction was high.

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Acid etch and enamel bond composite restoration of permanent anterior teeth affected by enamel hypoplasia

Cited by 4 publications

References 6 publications

Six months clinical evaluation of prefabricated veneer restorations after partial enamel removal

Six months clinical evaluation of prefabricated veneer restorations after partial enamel removal

Report of the committee on scientific investigation of the American Academy of Restorative Dentistry

A clinical study of a microfilled composite resin for labial veneers

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