Open Access Research Article

Long Term Trial of Two Dental Resins Used in the Manufacture of the Aesthetic Component of Fixed Restorations

GABRIELA CIAVOI, ANAMARIA BECHIR, EDWIN SEVER BECHIR, FARAH CURT MOLA, VALENTIN PRIBAC, ELENA SAPTE, IONELA TEODORA DASCALU
Published 30 Jun 2017
Pages 265–268

Abstract

The fixed mixed prosthetic restorations (FMPRs) are often manufactured in dentistry. Fixed prosthetic restorations mixed (RPFM) are often used in dentistry. The aim of the study was the presentation of the deficiency and the differences arising between FMPRs with metallic framework plated with two types of dental resins, currently used frequently in Romania, Superpont C + B (Spofadental, Czech Republic) and Royaldent (Palatine Foggyart, Hungary). We have achieved at 102 patients, 132 FMPRs coated with Superpont C+B and Royaldent resins. Patients were divided into two equal groups according to dental polymer used for coating. Long-term study was conducted by biannual monitoring, over three years. The results of the study showed that both resins degrades over time, from the point of view of their physical appearance and their aesthetics, and induced the apparition of gingival inflammation, but restorations coated with Royaldent resin showed less irritation of the gingival tissues.

Keywords: Superpont C+B and Royaldent dental resins; long term trial

How to Cite this Article

CIAVOI, G., BECHIR, A., BECHIR, E., MOLA, F., PRIBAC, V., SAPTE, E., & DASCALU, I. (2017). Long Term Trial of Two Dental Resins Used in the Manufacture of the Aesthetic Component of Fixed Restorations. Materiale Plastice, 54(2), 265–268. https://doi.org/10.37358/MP.17.2.4830
CIAVOI G, BECHIR A, BECHIR E, MOLA F, PRIBAC V, SAPTE E, DASCALU I. Long Term Trial of Two Dental Resins Used in the Manufacture of the Aesthetic Component of Fixed Restorations. Materiale Plastice. 2017;54(2):265–268. doi: 10.37358/MP.17.2.4830
G. CIAVOI, A. BECHIR, E. BECHIR, F. MOLA, V. PRIBAC, E. SAPTE, and I. DASCALU, "Long Term Trial of Two Dental Resins Used in the Manufacture of the Aesthetic Component of Fixed Restorations,” Materiale Plastice, vol. 54, no. 2, pp. 265–268, 2017. doi: 10.37358/MP.17.2.4830
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