@DocteurMP Bridge collé cantilever avec une préparation minimalement invasive sur la 26 ça a un très bon taux de succès à 12 ans apparemment : https://t.co/tjWaTWmOYj
Clinical evaluation of zirconia cantilevered single-retainer resin-bonded fixed dental prostheses replacing missing canines and posterior teeth.
Mentions
Extended reach
Total likes
Video views
Mentions per month
May 2021 – Feb 2023Where it's discussed
-
YouTube2 videos
-
X / Twitter1 posts
AI synopsis
What people are saying
The posts emphasize the high success rates and minimal invasiveness of zirconia cantilevered restorations, with comments like 'Très bon taux de succés à 12 ans' and 'une préparation minimalement invasif,' indicating appreciation for longevity and conservative procedures. The tone is supportive and focused on clinical advantages, suggesting a recognition of the study's potential influence on dental practices.
Most posts express positive views on the study's findings, indicating general support for zirconia cantilevered restorations as effective and durable.
The discussion reflects moderate interest, highlighting longevity and success rates but not delving deeply into new or controversial aspects.
Comments show some engagement through sharing clinical impressions and clinical success rates, though they don't explore broader implications.
Posts suggest that the findings could influence clinical practice, especially in minimally invasive dentistry, though the overall impact remains moderate.
Abstract in brief
- This clinical study assesses the longevity and success of zirconia-based resin-bonded fixed dental prostheses (RBFDPs) with a single retainer, used to replace missing canines and posterior teeth, with up to 12 years of observation and a 100% survival rate.
- The restorations showed minimal invasiveness, involving just the enamel, and demonstrated high durability, with only minor complications such as cervical caries in one elderly patient; overall, they proved to be effective, aesthetic, and functional alternatives especially suitable for young patients or those contraindicated for implants.
- The findings suggest that zirconia ceramic singleretainer RBFDPs are a promising minimally invasive treatment option for replacing missing teeth, offering high success and survival rates, making them a valuable choice in various clinical scenarios.]
Top posts
Most liked on X and BlueskyAll mentions
Efficacy of Single-Retainer Adhesive Bridges for Small Tooth Replacements
Single-retainer adhesive bridges have been successfully used for replacing small premolars and missing lateral incisors, especially in cases where teeth are absent in the upper or lower jaw. Recent clinical studies…
Using Adhesive Bridges for Canine Replacement: Efficacy and Considerations
Missing lateral incisors are rare. When implants aren't feasible, adhesive bridges may be used. This video discusses important considerations and presents positive results from a clinical study showing high success…
@DocteurMP Bridge collé cantilever avec une préparation minimalement invasive sur la 26 ça a un très bon taux de succès à 12 ans apparemment : https://t.co/tjWaTWmOYj
GP