Soares Carlos Jose, Barreto Bruno Castro Ferreira, Santos-Filho Paulo Cesar de Freitas, Raposo Luis Henrique de Araujo, Martins Luis Roberto Marcondes
Department of Operative Dentistry and Dental Materials, School of Dentistry, University of Uberlandia, Minas Gerais, Brazil.
Gen Dent. 2013 May-Jun;61(3):61-5.
With the advent of new adhesive technologies, fiber-reinforced composite fixed partial dentures (FRC-FPDs) have become an inexpensive, esthetic and useful restorative option for patients missing a single tooth. This article describes a case involving an inlay-retained FRC-FPD with a prefabricated fiber-reinforced pontic substructure. In addition, a 6-year follow-up is presented. The FRC-FPD fully restored the single missing molar with simple and conservative intracoronal preparations in the proximal teeth and was deemed clinically acceptable after the evaluation period. The clinical procedures to build a FRC-FPD with a prefabricated fiber-reinforced pontic substructure typically are finished by the clinician in 1 or 2 visits without laboratory assistance, making it a viable alternative for patients who cannot afford implant-based treatment or a conventional metal-ceramic FPD.
随着新型粘结技术的出现,纤维增强复合固定局部义齿(FRC-FPD)已成为缺失单颗牙齿患者的一种经济、美观且实用的修复选择。本文描述了一例涉及采用预制纤维增强桥体亚结构的嵌体固位FRC-FPD的病例。此外,还给出了6年的随访情况。该FRC-FPD通过对邻牙进行简单且保守的冠内预备,完全修复了缺失的单颗磨牙,在评估期后被认为临床可接受。采用预制纤维增强桥体亚结构构建FRC-FPD的临床操作通常由临床医生在无需实验室协助的情况下1至2次就诊即可完成,这使其成为无力承担种植治疗或传统金属烤瓷FPD的患者的可行替代方案。