Cement selection of cemented implant supported restorations

Altay Uludamar; Yasemin Kulak-ozkan

doi:10.7126/cdj.2012.777

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Cement selection of cemented implant supported restorations

Abstract

Cemented implant-supported restorations (CISR) are routinely used implant retained restorations. The greatest disadvantage of CISR is lack of reliable means of retaining and then retrieving the superstructure for routine care and maintenance.But the selection of method of the crown retention presents clinician with a treatment challenge that involves recognition of the drivers of the desired treatment option. Regarding this aspect, the type of cement is a relevant and decisive factor for retention. The dental cements used for cementing implant-supported prostheses may present different effects when compared with those used on teeth. In considering implant abutment-retained crowns, the ideal cement should be strong enough to retain the crown indefinitely, yet weak enough to allow the clinician to retrieve it if necessary.

Key words: Implant restorations, Cement retention

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Siman tutuculu implant destekli (STİD) protezler , implant destekli restorasyonlarda rutin olarak kullanılmaktadır. STİD protezlerin en büyük dezavantajları arasında bu protezlerin simante edilmesinden dolayı rutin bakımının yapılamaması gelmektedir. Fakat kron retansiyon metodunun seçimi ile klinisyenler istedikleri tedavi opsiyonuna sahip olabilirler. Bunun içinde, STİD protezlerde kullanılan yapıştırma simanlarının seçimi önemlidir. STİD protezlerde kullanılan simanlar doğal diş restorasyonlarında kullanılan simanlarla aynı özellikte olmalarına rağmen implant restorasyonlarına uygulandıklarına farklılık gösterirler. STİD protezlerde kullanılan simanlar, yeterli tutuculuğa sahip olmalı bununla birlikte implant kontrolünde de hekime restorasyonların rahat çıkarabilme imkanı sağlamalıdırlar.

Anahtar kelimeler: İmplant restorasyonlar, Siman tutuculuğu

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Altay Uludamar

Yasemin Kulak-ozkan

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April 19, 2012

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March 2, 2011

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Year 1970 Volume: 15 Number: 2

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https://doi.org/10.7126/cdj.2012.777

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Uludamar A, Kulak-ozkan Y (April 1, 2012) Cement selection of cemented implant supported restorations. Cumhuriyet Dental Journal 15 2 166–174.

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Siman tutuculu implant destekli restorasyonlarda siman seçimi

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