Composite veneers, crowns, and inlay bridges after orthodontic therapy--a three-year prospective study.

Composite veneers, crowns, and adhesive bridges also can be a part of interdisciplinary therapy, namely, cooperation between orthodontics and prosthodontics. This study sought to systematically analyze patients treated orthodontically and prosthodontically with permanent teeth from a long-term point of view (three years). Forty-nine composite veneers, crowns, and adhesive bridges were inserted on the anterior teeth of 20 patients as a part of reshaping and reorientation of teeth after orthodontic therapy. The results indicated that composite resin restoration, including fiber-reinforcement restoration, is the treatment of choice in anterior dentition.