A prospective 10-year study of metal ceramic single crowns and fixed dental prosthesis retainers in private practice set tings

Reitemeier, Bernd; Hänsel, Kristina; Kästner, Christian; Weber, Anke; Walter, Michael

doi:10.1016/s0022-3913(13)60034-7

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“…Despite these limitations, our results are considered valid and may create the basis for further studies on metal-ceramic bonding of noble metal alloys without base metals for oxide formation. Additionally, prospective in vivo studies in the oral environment would be valuable [38].…”

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Experimental Investigations on the Influence of Adhesive Oxides on the Metal-Ceramic Bond

Enghardt

Richter

et al. 2015

Metals

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Abstract:The objective of this study was to test the influence of selected base metals, which act as oxide formers, on the metal-ceramic bond of dental veneer systems. Using ion implantation techniques, ions of Al, In and Cu were introduced into near-surface layers of a noble metal alloy containing no base metals. A noble metal alloy with base metals added for oxide formation was used as a reference. Both alloys were coated with a low-temperature fusing dental ceramic. Specimens without ion implantation or with Al2O3 air abrasion were used as controls. The test procedures comprised the Schwickerath shear bond strength test (ISO 9693-1), profile height (surface roughness) measurements (ISO 4287; ISO 4288; ISO 25178), scanning electron microscopy (SEM) imaging, auger electron spectroscopy (AES) and energy dispersive X-ray analysis (EDX). Ion implantation resulted in no increase in bond strength. The highest shear bond strengths were achieved after oxidation in air and air abrasion with Al2O3 (41.5 MPa and 47.8 MPa respectively). There was a positive correlation between shear bond strength and profile height. After air abrasion, a pronounced structuring of the surface occurred compared to ion implantation. The established concentration shifts in alloy and ceramic could be reproduced. However, their positive effects on shear bond strength were not confirmed. The mechanical bond appears to be of greater importance for metal-ceramic bonding. OPEN ACCESSMetals 2015, 5 120

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Section: Chemical Bonding: Mechanical Bondingmentioning

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Experimental Investigations on the Influence of Adhesive Oxides on the Metal-Ceramic Bond

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Richter

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Metals

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“…Ida i suradnici prvi su ga počeli primjenjivati u protetici još sredinom osamdesetih godina prošlog stoljeća (4). I tada su, kao i danas, metal-keramički sustavi bili zlatni standard (5). Upotreba komercijalno čistog titanija za izradu osnovne konstrukcije metal-keramičkih radova izazov je zbog visoke temperature taljenja (od 1668 o C) i sklonosti stvaranja debeloga oksidnog sloja.…”

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“…Due to this, the application of CP Ti in prosthodontics dates back to the 1980s and the works of Ida et al (4). Metal ceramic restorations have been a golden standard both for long term aesthetic and functional restorations (5). Using CP titanium as a base material for metal ceramic systems has been a challenge due to its high melting temperature (1668 o C) and a tendency to form a thick oxide surface layer.…”

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Effects of Wire EDM on the Microstructure of P/M Titanium Samples

Viskić¹,

Schauperl²,

Ćatić³

et al. 2014

Acta Stomatol Croat

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“…The survival of fixed dental prosthesis (FDP) is defined usually by the bridgework being in use after a number of years: from 5 years according to [3] to 12 years according to [4] as acceptable limits before replacing it.…”

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Mathematical Methods for Assessing the Prognostic of Fixed Partial Dentures Resulting from Evaluating a Group of Dental Patients in Romania

Chifor

Mitrea

Badea

et al. 2014

Computational and Mathematical Methods in Medicine

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Based on some mathematical and statistical approaches, our study leads to some conclusions concerning the procedures related to the orodental prosthetics. Occlusal equilibration in orodental prosthetics is a major issue because besides motivating patients for a regular daily oral hygiene, it could significantly increase the longevity of FPR. More dental hygiene information should be given after prosthetic treatment and patients should be motivated to attend recalls on a regular basis for professional teeth-cleaning. Interdental cleaning aids should be explained and the patients have to be motivated to use them at least once a day and the using technique should be individualized. Regarding the application of the deformable models theory, implemented in the context of an expert type software environment, it is known that the fact that modelling by advanced methods and techniques based on the deformable surfaces theory increases the efficiency of the dentofacial prosthetics procedures is a domain of great interest in the actual medical research.

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A prospective 10-year study of metal ceramic single crowns and fixed dental prosthesis retainers in private practice set tings

Cited by 57 publications

References 15 publications

Experimental Investigations on the Influence of Adhesive Oxides on the Metal-Ceramic Bond

Experimental Investigations on the Influence of Adhesive Oxides on the Metal-Ceramic Bond

Effects of Wire EDM on the Microstructure of P/M Titanium Samples

Mathematical Methods for Assessing the Prognostic of Fixed Partial Dentures Resulting from Evaluating a Group of Dental Patients in Romania

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