Resin bonded bridgework in a public health service

Objectives: To investigate some of the clinical variables that may affect the longevity of the resin bonded fixed partial denture [RBFPD] in a public health care facility. Method: A retro-prospective clinical review of patients and records to evaluate the clinical factors that may predispose to...

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Main Author: B. O. Olorunfemi
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Nigerian Dental Association 2007-01-01
Series:Nigerian Dental Journal
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Online Access:https://nigeriandentaljournal.ng/index.php/ndj/article/view/203
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description Objectives: To investigate some of the clinical variables that may affect the longevity of the resin bonded fixed partial denture [RBFPD] in a public health care facility. Method: A retro-prospective clinical review of patients and records to evaluate the clinical factors that may predispose to failure of RBFPDs placed in the Assir Dental Center based on certain selection criteria was carried out. The variables included patient's age and gender, location and function of pontic in the mouth and the luting cement used. The results were subjected to Chi square and Bivariate regression analyses. Results: Out of the 133 RBFPDs analyzed, 27 [20.30%] failed. Fifteen per cent of these were debonded prostheses, others failed due to dental caries [3.01%], pain and periodontal disease [2.26%] over a 5-year observation period. Conclusion: The choice of luting cement was a critical clinical contributing factor to the failure of the RBFPDs.
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spelling doaj-art-59e3e22a8e224a46a2ca50cc54d4b98b2025-08-20T02:22:32ZengNigerian Dental AssociationNigerian Dental Journal0189-10062007-01-0115110.61172/ndj.v15i1.203Resin bonded bridgework in a public health serviceB. O. Olorunfemi Objectives: To investigate some of the clinical variables that may affect the longevity of the resin bonded fixed partial denture [RBFPD] in a public health care facility. Method: A retro-prospective clinical review of patients and records to evaluate the clinical factors that may predispose to failure of RBFPDs placed in the Assir Dental Center based on certain selection criteria was carried out. The variables included patient's age and gender, location and function of pontic in the mouth and the luting cement used. The results were subjected to Chi square and Bivariate regression analyses. Results: Out of the 133 RBFPDs analyzed, 27 [20.30%] failed. Fifteen per cent of these were debonded prostheses, others failed due to dental caries [3.01%], pain and periodontal disease [2.26%] over a 5-year observation period. Conclusion: The choice of luting cement was a critical clinical contributing factor to the failure of the RBFPDs. https://nigeriandentaljournal.ng/index.php/ndj/article/view/203Resin-bonded bridgesPublic dental healthFixed dental prosthesis
spellingShingle B. O. Olorunfemi
Resin bonded bridgework in a public health service
Nigerian Dental Journal
Resin-bonded bridges
Public dental health
Fixed dental prosthesis
title Resin bonded bridgework in a public health service
title_full Resin bonded bridgework in a public health service
title_fullStr Resin bonded bridgework in a public health service
title_full_unstemmed Resin bonded bridgework in a public health service
title_short Resin bonded bridgework in a public health service
title_sort resin bonded bridgework in a public health service
topic Resin-bonded bridges
Public dental health
Fixed dental prosthesis
url https://nigeriandentaljournal.ng/index.php/ndj/article/view/203
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