The Carolina Bridge: A Novel Interim All‐Porcelain Bonded Prosthesis
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Auteurs : Harald O. Heymann [États-Unis]Source :
- Journal of Esthetic and Restorative Dentistry [ 1496-4155 ] ; 2006-03.
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- topic : Résine.
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- Abrasive points, Abutment, Abutment teeth, Abutment tooth, Adequate surface area, Adhesion bridges, Adhesive resin, Adjacent abutment teeth, Adjacent teeth, Adolescent patients, Allporcelain, Allporcelain carolina bridge, Anterior teeth, Anterior tooth replacement, Bond strength, Bridge designs, Carolina bridge, Carolina bridges, Chapel hill, Clinical crown, Clinical technique, Compend contin educ dent, Connector, Connector area, Connector areas, Dent, Dental implant, Dentistry, Denture, Drake precision, Edentulous space, Enamel, Enamel surfaces, Esthetic vitality, Etching, Favorable occlusion, Feldspathic porcelain, Final contours, Floss threader, Functional contact, Hard foods, Heymann, Hydrofluoric acid, Incisor, Interim prosthesis, Lateral incisors, Light roughening, Lingual, Lingual embrasures, Lingual line angle, Lingual view, Many cases, Maryland bridge, Maryland bridges, Maxillary, Maxillary right, Mechanical adhesion, Metal substructure, Metal wings, Mylar strip, Natural tooth pontics, Novel allporcelain, Occlusal relationship, Operative dentistry, Optimal strength, Partial dentures, Phosphoric acid, Phosphoric acid etching, Polyvinylsiloxane index, Pontic, Porcelain, Porcelain pontic, Porcelain surfaces, Proper etching, Prosthesis, Prosthet dent, Proximal, Proximal grooves, Proximal surface, Proximal surfaces, Resin, Restorative dentistry, Reversible nature, Shear bond strength, Significant tooth preparation, Sufficient surface area, Surface area, Tooth preparation.
- Teeft :
- Abrasive points, Abutment, Abutment teeth, Abutment tooth, Adequate surface area, Adhesion bridges, Adhesive resin, Adjacent abutment teeth, Adjacent teeth, Adolescent patients, Allporcelain, Allporcelain carolina bridge, Anterior teeth, Anterior tooth replacement, Bond strength, Bridge designs, Carolina bridge, Carolina bridges, Chapel hill, Clinical crown, Clinical technique, Compend contin educ dent, Connector, Connector area, Connector areas, Dent, Dental implant, Dentistry, Denture, Drake precision, Edentulous space, Enamel, Enamel surfaces, Esthetic vitality, Etching, Favorable occlusion, Feldspathic porcelain, Final contours, Floss threader, Functional contact, Hard foods, Heymann, Hydrofluoric acid, Incisor, Interim prosthesis, Lateral incisors, Light roughening, Lingual, Lingual embrasures, Lingual line angle, Lingual view, Many cases, Maryland bridge, Maryland bridges, Maxillary, Maxillary right, Mechanical adhesion, Metal substructure, Metal wings, Mylar strip, Natural tooth pontics, Novel allporcelain, Occlusal relationship, Operative dentistry, Optimal strength, Partial dentures, Phosphoric acid, Phosphoric acid etching, Polyvinylsiloxane index, Pontic, Porcelain, Porcelain pontic, Porcelain surfaces, Proper etching, Prosthesis, Prosthet dent, Proximal, Proximal grooves, Proximal surface, Proximal surfaces, Resin, Restorative dentistry, Reversible nature, Shear bond strength, Significant tooth preparation, Sufficient surface area, Surface area, Tooth preparation.
Abstract
Numerous bonded bridge designs have been advocated over the years for the temporary or permanent replacement of missing teeth. Both metal and all‐porcelain designs of bonded bridges have been advocated, with varying degrees of success. However, all of these designs involve some degree of tooth preparation, making them irreversible in nature. The Carolina bridge, a novel all‐porcelain bonded pontic, requires no significant tooth preparation, making it an outstanding option as an interim prosthesis. The key to success is the availability of adequate surface area interproximally to ensure optimally strong resin composite connectors.
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DOI: 10.2310/6130.2006.00014_1.x
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