UTILIZING RESIN CEMENT TO CONSERVE NATURAL TOOTH STRUCTURE IN PARTIAL VENEER RETAINERS
Keywords:
retention groove, abutment, lateral incisor, dental cements
Abstract
Partial veneer retainers for use in fixed partial dentures have infrequently been used because of disadvantages associated with it one of them being the incorporation of technically sensitive preparation features like proximal grooves. The proximal grooves besides being difficult to make are also hard to be duplicated in the final restoration. With advances in resin cement especially with the advent of monomer based cement, these retentive grooves can be waived off with promising results. This article presents a case where a partial veneer crown was used as a retainer in a fixed partial denture to restore the maxillary right central incisor. Indication of such treatment is also discussed.
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5. Kent WA, Shillingburg HT Jr, Duncanson MG Jr. Taper of clinical preparations for cast restorations. Quintessence Int1988;19:339-45.
6. Dodge WW, Weed RM, Baez RJ, Buchanan RN. The effect of convergence angle on retention and resistance form. Quintessence Int1985;16:191-94.
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15. Asmussen E, Attal JP, Degrange M. Factors affecting the adherence energy of experimental resin cement bonded to a nickel-chromium alloy. J Dent Res 1995;74:715-20
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Mattoo K, Brar A, Jain S. UTILIZING RESIN CEMENT TO CONSERVE NATURAL TOOTH STRUCTURE IN PARTIAL VENEER RETAINERS. Med. res. chronicles [Internet]. 2014Dec.24 [cited 2024Nov.24];1(2):110-4. Available from: https://medrech.com/index.php/medrech/article/view/17
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