Maryland bridge as a minimally invasive treatment modality for missing anterior teeth: A case report

Chahal, Sujata; Rathee, Manu; Malik, Sanju; Jain, Prachi; Alam, Maqbul

doi:10.18231/j.jds.2022.018

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“…The absence of periodontal disease, large carious lesion, and parafunctional habits should be encouraged. 18,19,20…”

Section: Improve Quality In Dentistry (Imunity)mentioning

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Adhesive Resin Cementation of Posterior Hybrid-type Retainer Porcelain Fused to Metal Fixed Dental Prostheses

Waskitho

2024

imunity

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Porcelain fused to metal (PFM) of fixed dental prostheses (FDP) remains the gold standard for rehabilitating partial edentulous. However, conventional PFM FDP requires lengthy procedures to achieve optimum retention, resistance, and esthetics, such as the geometry and depth of preparation. Adhesive technology could minimize the complexity of cementation to achieve retention and resistance by minimizing the preparation area, thus ruling out the geometry of preparation consideration. The optimal geometry of preparation is achieved by the preparation of a tooth structure with significant depth and geometry. Thus, abandoned preparation geometry increases the use of minimally invasive prosthodontics. Minimally invasive prosthodontics could minimize the possibility of future endodontic treatment. One option for treating partially edentulous patients with a minimally invasive approach is the hybrid PFM FDP, consisting of an inlay-bonded retainer with the vital tooth in one of the abutments and a conventional retainer with the non-vital tooth in the other. As a result, this report showed the reasoning and technology for cementation of hybrid-type retainer PFM FDP using adhesive technology in the posterior area. Findings uncovered that using adhesive technology, the cementation FRC FDP of hybrid-type retainer PFM FDP could minimize the preparation and cementation procedure without compromising retention and resistance. Therefore, future usage of hybrid-type retainer PFM FDP should be encouraged from a minimally invasive point of view

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“…The absence of periodontal disease, large carious lesion, and parafunctional habits should be encouraged. 18,19,20…”

Section: Improve Quality In Dentistry (Imunity)mentioning

confidence: 99%

Adhesive Resin Cementation of Posterior Hybrid-type Retainer Porcelain Fused to Metal Fixed Dental Prostheses

Waskitho

2024

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Rehabilitation of Anterior Esthetics Using CAD-CAM Fabricated Zirconia Maryland Bridge: A Case Report.

Prachi,

Manu,

Surbhi

et al. 2024

ASMJ

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Introduction: Missing anterior teeth have a great impact on the psychological status of an individual due to the unesthetic appearance. These can be restored using removable prostheses, conventional bridges, resin-bonded prostheses, or implants. A resin-bonded fixed prosthesis is a minimally invasive treatment option in such cases to restore function and esthetics. Case Presentation: This case report describes the CAD-CAM zirconia Maryland bridge as a treatment modality for effective restoration of the missing maxillary central incisor in a 32-year-old female patient who reported the chief complaint of unesthetic appearance. The patient had a history of extraction due to trauma 6 months ago with normal overjet and overbite. Discussion: One of the types of resin-bonded prosthesis is a Maryland bridge which involves minimal tooth preparation with supragingival margins, thus maintaining periodontal health. Maryland bridges enhance dental esthetics with minimal loss of tooth structure. Conclusion: CAD-CAM fabricated all-ceramic resin-bonded prosthesis is an efficacious way of replacing missing anterior teeth, restoring function, providing excellent esthetics, and thus boosting patient’s confidence. Keywords: CAD-CAM zirconia, Maryland bridge, missing anterior tooth, resin-bonded fixed prosthesis, resin-bonded restoration.

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Maryland bridge as a minimally invasive treatment modality for missing anterior teeth: A case report

Cited by 2 publications

References 7 publications

Adhesive Resin Cementation of Posterior Hybrid-type Retainer Porcelain Fused to Metal Fixed Dental Prostheses

Adhesive Resin Cementation of Posterior Hybrid-type Retainer Porcelain Fused to Metal Fixed Dental Prostheses

Rehabilitation of Anterior Esthetics Using CAD-CAM Fabricated Zirconia Maryland Bridge: A Case Report.

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