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M A Freilich1, J P Duncan, J C Meiers
1Department of Prosthodontics, University of Connecticut, School of Dental Medicine, Farmington 06030-1615, USA. FREILICH@NSO2.UCHC.EDU
Abstract:
This is the first of two articles describing the development and use of a continuous fiber-reinforced composite as a framework for the fabrication of fixed partial dentures and splints. The chemical composition and physical structure of the fiber-reinforced composite, along with the progression and development of a variety of fiber-reinforced composite materials, are discussed. Criteria for case selection, tooth preparation, and the clinical and laboratory procedures required for partial- or complete-coverage fixed partial denture fabrication and delivery are described.
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