Classification and Clinical rationale for FDP Flashcards

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What are the advantages and disadvantages of resin-bonded FDP?

A

Advantages:

Minimal removal of tooth structure

Supragingival preparation, easy impression making

Interim restoration not usually required

Disadvantages:

Reduced restoration longevity

Space correction is limited

Good alignment of abutment teeth is required

Esthetics is compromised on posterior teeth

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What are the indications and contraindications for resin-bonded FDP?

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Indications:

Short edentulous space (one
tooth)

Healthy/Unrestored abutments (enamel surface)

Significant clinical crown length

Temporary restoration - space maintenance

Open bite

Contraindications:

Damaged abutments

Large edentulous area

Unfavorable angulation and
rotation of abutments

Parafunctional habits or heavy occlusal forces

Deep bite

Mobile teeth

Alloy allergy

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What are the principles of tooth preparation?

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Intra-enamel preparation

Supragingival margins

Maximize surface area for retainers

Bracing of abutments

Single path of insertion

Clearance for retainers

Rest seats

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What kinds of fibers are used for a fiber-reinforced bridge?

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Glass

Polyethylene

Kevlar

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Which weaves are used for fiber-reinforced bonded bridge?

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Leno weave

Woven

Braided

Unidirectional

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