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Title: | A Clinical evaluation of inlay-retained fixed partial dentures after a two -year observation period | Authors: | Danimir Jevremović Mirjana Bošković Tatjana Puškar Robert Williams Branka Trifković Dominic Eggbeer |
Keywords: | inlay-retained bridges;adhesive bridges | Issue Date: | 1-Dec-2010 | Journal: | Acta Stomatologica Naissi | Abstract: | Introduction: Inlay retained adhesive restorations present a conservative approach when a single tooth is missing in the posterior region. Material and methods: Twenty five restorations were included in the clinical study. Patient selection, preparation technique as well as denture fabrication followed current principles in this area. Patients were examined every 6 months over a 2 year examination period. Results were statistically analyzed. Results: The success rate for the first year comes to 91.1%, while cumulative success probability during the second year (24 months) was 86.6%. Furthermore, colour, texture and marginal staining were satisfactory during the observation period. Conclusion: Fibre-reinforced composite adhesive dentures are a tooth preserving, minimally invasive, aesthetic and reliable treatment option for single tooth replacement in the posterior area. | URI: | https://open.uns.ac.rs/handle/123456789/9730 | ISSN: | 3525252 |
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