CAD/CAM‐fabricated ceramic implant‐supported single crowns made from lithium disilicate: Final results of a 5‐year prospective cohort study

Abstract

Concerning survival/success rates and PROMs, the evaluated crown-implant system showed favorable mid-term results. To date, there are no comparable data available for implant-supported ISCs made of LS .

The clinical performance of all‐ceramic implant‐supported single crowns: A systematic review and meta‐analysis

“…Only four studies reported on altogether 46 reconstructions exhibiting occlusal roughness (Guarnieri et al, 2015;Spies, Pieralli, et al, 2017;Thoma, Brandenberg, Fehmer, Buchi, et al, 2016). Information on the location of the roughness was given None of the investigated confounding variables was found to influence the incidence of occlusal roughness.…”

“…The great majority of studies used titanium implants (32 studies) and only five inserted exclusively zirconia implants(Cionca et al, 2015;Payer et al, 2013;Spies, Kohal, Balmer, Vach, & Jung, 2017;Spies, Pieralli, Vach, & Kohal, 2017;Spies, Stampf, & Kohal, 2015). The great majority of studies used titanium implants (32 studies) and only five inserted exclusively zirconia implants(Cionca et al, 2015;Payer et al, 2013;Spies, Kohal, Balmer, Vach, & Jung, 2017;Spies, Pieralli, Vach, & Kohal, 2017;Spies, Stampf, & Kohal, 2015).…”

Main Considerations and Current Technological Advances on the Cad / Cam System: A Brief Review.

“…CAD: Computer Aided Design. CAM: Computer Aided Manufacturing [1]. It is a computational system used to aid in product development and manufacturing stages.…”

“…Today CAD / CAM technology has been used in the production of partial restorations such as, inlays, onlays, partial or total anatomical crowns, provisional, bridges and facets [1,2]. It is also applied to implant techniques as a surgical guide, allowing the transfer of software planning to the surgical field.…”

“…It is also applied to implant techniques as a surgical guide, allowing the transfer of software planning to the surgical field. The manufacture of total dentures is still limited [1].…”