1977
DOI: 10.1016/0022-3913(77)90281-5
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A method of refacing cemented veneered crowns

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“…Repair methods may be classified as direct or indirect. Direct repairs include techniques that use composites applied directly to the fractured restoration, 10–15 while indirect repairs include those that use porcelain prepared in the laboratory and bonded to the fractured restoration 16–19 . Intraoral repair of failed porcelain restorations typically involves adhesion of a composite resin to fractured porcelain.…”
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“…Repair methods may be classified as direct or indirect. Direct repairs include techniques that use composites applied directly to the fractured restoration, 10–15 while indirect repairs include those that use porcelain prepared in the laboratory and bonded to the fractured restoration 16–19 . Intraoral repair of failed porcelain restorations typically involves adhesion of a composite resin to fractured porcelain.…”
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“…Direct repairs include techniques that use composites applied directly to the fractured restoration, [10][11][12][13][14][15] while indirect repairs include those that use porcelain prepared in the laboratory and bonded to the fractured restoration. [16][17][18][19] Intraoral repair of failed porcelain restorations typically involves adhesion of a composite resin to fractured porcelain. A combination of surface alterations of porcelain using acid etching or airborne-particle abrasion (50 μm Al 2 O 3 ), in conjunction with chemical agents such as silane coupling agents, are used to promote adhesion to fractured porcelain; 15,20,21 however, intraoral use of hydrofluoric acid is hazardous due to its caustic effect, and while airborne abrasion alone provides insufficient bond strength, excessive particle abrasion has been found to induce chipping and a high loss of ceramic material.…”
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“…In many cases, it is possible to repair the facing without fabricating a new restoration. There are several repair methods for facings that do not require removal and renewal of the restoration ( Rehany & Stern 1977;Rehany, Zalkind & Revah 1981). Repairs made by these methods are clinically acceptable.…”
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“…Για τους λόγους αυτούς η επιδιόρθωση θραυσμένων ή αποκολλημέ νων επικαλύψεων αποτελεί λύση εκλογής. Για την επιδιόρθωση χρησιμο ποιούνται διάφοροι τρόποι : α) επένθετη στεφάνη ή στεφάνη συγκροτούμενη με καρφίδες (εκλε κτικά σε περίπτωση που έχει καταστραφεί τμήμα γεφυρώματος) 29 ' 30 , β) κατασκευή νέας όψης στο εργαστήριο (συνήθως για νέες όψεις ρη τίνης) σε γύψινο εκμαγείο και συγκόλληση της με ακρυλική ρητίνη αφού δημιουργηθούν με εγγλυφίδα υπόσκαψες στο μεταλλικό υπόστρωμα 26 ' 31 , γ) άμεση επιδιόρθωση στο στόμα. Απο τους προαναφερθέντες τρόπους η άμεση επιδιόρθωση στο στόμα είναι ο πλέον πρακτικός, δεδομένου ότι γίνεται σε μια συνεδρία, δεν τα λαιπωρείται ο ασθενής και είναι οικονομικότερος 32 .…”
Section: αιτιες θραυσης και τροποι επιδιορθωσης των προσθετικων αποκαταστασεωνunclassified