Predictions of resin-bonded bridge survivals, comparing two statistical models

Actuarial life‐table analysis of lower impacted wisdom teeth in general dental practice

“…The use of actuarial life‐table analysis is dentistry is not new. It has been used to estimate the survival rate of Atraumatic Restorative Treatment (18), dental implants in the irradiated mandible (19), resin bonded bridges (20) also the longevity of amalgam restorations (21) and many others.…”

Actuarial life‐table analysis of lower impacted wisdom teeth in general dental practice

“…The use of actuarial life‐table analysis is dentistry is not new. It has been used to estimate the survival rate of Atraumatic Restorative Treatment (18), dental implants in the irradiated mandible (19), resin bonded bridges (20) also the longevity of amalgam restorations (21) and many others.…”

Clinical complications in fixed prosthodontics

“…The length of the studies ranged from 1 month to 15 years, with an average study length of about 4 years. In addition to the 48 patient groups, there were 5 studies [129][130][131][132][133] that only evaluated the effect of resin bonded prostheses on the periodontium, 1 that assessed marginal fit, 134 a literature review 135 comparing the failure rates of resin-bonded prostheses with conventional fixed partial dentures and implant prostheses, and several articles [136][137][138][139][140][141] that assessed the survival of resinbonded prostheses. In 1991, a meta-analysis 142 was performed on available clinical studies.…”

Long‐term survival characteristics of 832 resin‐retained bridges and splints provided in a post‐graduate teaching hospital between 1978 and 1993

“…The −log(survival) curve was used to verify the proportional hazards assumption over the period of interest (6 years) and the −log(log survival) provided an indication that the failure distribution was of an exponential rather than Weibull characteristic. No further formal statistical methods were applied to model the failure distribution as has been reported by Smales, Berekally & Webster (1993).…”

Actuarial life‐table analysis of lower impacted wisdom teeth in general dental practice

“…The use of actuarial life‐table analysis is dentistry is not new. It has been used to estimate the survival rate of Atraumatic Restorative Treatment (18), dental implants in the irradiated mandible (19), resin bonded bridges (20) also the longevity of amalgam restorations (21) and many others.…”

Clinical complications in fixed prosthodontics

“…The length of the studies ranged from 1 month to 15 years, with an average study length of about 4 years. In addition to the 48 patient groups, there were 5 studies [129][130][131][132][133] that only evaluated the effect of resin bonded prostheses on the periodontium, 1 that assessed marginal fit, 134 a literature review 135 comparing the failure rates of resin-bonded prostheses with conventional fixed partial dentures and implant prostheses, and several articles [136][137][138][139][140][141] that assessed the survival of resinbonded prostheses. In 1991, a meta-analysis 142 was performed on available clinical studies.…”

Long‐term survival characteristics of 832 resin‐retained bridges and splints provided in a post‐graduate teaching hospital between 1978 and 1993

“…The −log(survival) curve was used to verify the proportional hazards assumption over the period of interest (6 years) and the −log(log survival) provided an indication that the failure distribution was of an exponential rather than Weibull characteristic. No further formal statistical methods were applied to model the failure distribution as has been reported by Smales, Berekally & Webster (1993).…”

Actuarial life‐table analysis of lower impacted wisdom teeth in general dental practice

“…The use of actuarial life‐table analysis is dentistry is not new. It has been used to estimate the survival rate of Atraumatic Restorative Treatment (18), dental implants in the irradiated mandible (19), resin bonded bridges (20) also the longevity of amalgam restorations (21) and many others.…”

Clinical complications in fixed prosthodontics

“…The length of the studies ranged from 1 month to 15 years, with an average study length of about 4 years. In addition to the 48 patient groups, there were 5 studies [129][130][131][132][133] that only evaluated the effect of resin bonded prostheses on the periodontium, 1 that assessed marginal fit, 134 a literature review 135 comparing the failure rates of resin-bonded prostheses with conventional fixed partial dentures and implant prostheses, and several articles [136][137][138][139][140][141] that assessed the survival of resinbonded prostheses. In 1991, a meta-analysis 142 was performed on available clinical studies.…”

Long‐term survival characteristics of 832 resin‐retained bridges and splints provided in a post‐graduate teaching hospital between 1978 and 1993

“…The −log(survival) curve was used to verify the proportional hazards assumption over the period of interest (6 years) and the −log(log survival) provided an indication that the failure distribution was of an exponential rather than Weibull characteristic. No further formal statistical methods were applied to model the failure distribution as has been reported by Smales, Berekally & Webster (1993).…”