An indirect matrix technique for fabrication of fiber-reinforced direct bonded anterior bridges
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Abstract:
This article discusses the use of a fiber-reinforced direct-bonded resin bridge, which provides lower treatment costs and requires less time than more conventional restorative materials. However, a disadvantage is the short lifespan of the prosthesis. This article describes a case report in which this technique is applied.
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