2019
DOI: 10.1016/j.jpor.2018.10.010
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Influence of different preparation forms on the loading-bearing capacity of zirconia cantilever FDPs. A laboratory study

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“…In 2006, [16] described a framework design for zirconia RBFPDs with additional retainer wings and shallow inlays. However, one laboratory study on RBFPDs zirconia showed promising results for replacing single premolars with the inlay design seems to have no significant influence on the fracture strength of these restorations [19].…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In 2006, [16] described a framework design for zirconia RBFPDs with additional retainer wings and shallow inlays. However, one laboratory study on RBFPDs zirconia showed promising results for replacing single premolars with the inlay design seems to have no significant influence on the fracture strength of these restorations [19].…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Vollkeramische Adhäsivbrücken zum Ersatz von Eck-und Seitenzähnen wendet der Autor seit mehr als 10 Jahren erfolgreich in solchen Einzelfällen an, in denen Implantate nicht oder nur mit unverhältnismäßig großem Aufwand möglich sind, oder wenn Patienten eine Implantation ablehnen. Da für diese Anwendung bisher nur vorläufige wissenschaftliche Daten existieren [31][32][33][34], werden die Patienten explizit darüber aufgeklärt, dass der Einsatz von einflügeligen vollkeramischen Adhäsivbrücken zum Ersatz von nicht angelegten Prämolaren und Eckzähnen noch als quasi experimentell anzusehen ist. Die hauptsächlichen Risiken bestehen im Retentionsverlust oder der Fraktur der einflügeligen Adhäsivbrücke.…”
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“…In a report of 10-year follow-up study, the survival rate of cantilever ceramic RBFDPs was 98.2% [ 13 ], which was better than that of two-retainer RBFDPs [ 14 ]. A zirconia inlay-retained fixed dental prosthesis (IRFDP) design was suggested by Wolfart and Kern [ 15 ], and Bishtia et al [ 16 ] tested a new design for inlay-retained cantilever fixed dental prostheses (IRCFDPs) in an in vitro study. This design represents a conservative solution which can be applied in some patients, such as those with existing restorations or caries and when an implant-supported prosthesis is contraindicated.…”
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confidence: 99%