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Panavia/sandblasted resin bonded prostheses: a five year retrospective study
A M Diaz-Arnold1, V D Williams, K A Burgess
1Dept. of Family Dentistry, College of Dentistry, U. of Ia., USA.
The Iowa Dental Journal
|October 1, 1996
Summary
The Panavia/sandblasted retention method shows promise for luting resin bonded prostheses due to its low debond rate. This study indicates its viability for dental applications.
Area of Science:
- Dental Materials Science
- Prosthodontics
- Biomaterials Engineering
Background:
- Resin-bonded prostheses require reliable luting methods for long-term success.
- Minimizing debonding is crucial for the clinical efficacy of dental restorations.
- Evaluating novel retention techniques is essential for advancing restorative dentistry.
Purpose of the Study:
- To assess the viability of the Panavia/sandblasted retention method for luting resin-bonded prostheses.
- To determine the debond rate associated with this specific luting technique.
Main Methods:
- The study likely involved the application of the Panavia cement system combined with sandblasting for prosthesis preparation.
- Evaluation of the retention method's performance, focusing on the debond rate.
Main Results:
- The Panavia/sandblasted retention method demonstrated a low debond rate.
- This suggests a high level of mechanical retention and stability for the luted prostheses.
Conclusions:
- The Panavia/sandblasted retention method is a viable option for luting resin-bonded prostheses.
- The low debond rate supports its clinical applicability and potential for durable restorations.