Complication rate of molar crowns: a practice-based clinical evaluation.
Complication rate of molar crowns: a practice-based clinical evaluation.
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磨牙冠的并发症率:基于实践的临床评估。
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发表时间:
2011
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1.7
通讯作者:
M. Roediger
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作者:
S. Rinke;S. Schäfer;M. Roediger
This practice-based study evaluates the initial clinical performance of conventionally luted metal-ceramic and zirconia molar crowns fabricated with a prolonged cooling period of the veneering porcelain. Forty-nine patients were treated (group A: high precious alloy + low fusing porcelain; group B: zirconia crowns). All zirconia crowns were veneered with a modified porcelain firing cycle including a 6-minute cooling period. Ninety-two restorations (74 vital abutments/18 nonvital abutments) were evaluated after a mean observation period of 18.2 +/- 4.6 months. No complete failures or loss of vitality were recorded in either group. Two events were recorded in group A (1 loss of retention/1 minor ceramic chipping < 2 mm2). The third event occurred in group B (minor ceramic chipping <2 mm2). All ceramic defects could be polished intraorally. Statistical analysis revealed non-significant differences in success rates (p = 0.91) of metal-ceramic and zirconia crowns fabricated with a modified porcelain firing. The modified firing of the zirconia porcelain seems to decrease the risk for early ceramic chipping in the molar area, leading to a technical complication rate comparable to that of metal-ceramic crowns.