A Single-Center Study of a Resin Inlay Dental Implant-Fixed Prosthesis for Closing Proximal Contact Loss in 89 Patients Who Underwent 3-Year Follow-Up

Qiyue Chen; Yong Shi; Zhaoqiang Zhang; Guangbao Song

doi:10.12659/MSM.933809

04 October 2021 : Clinical Research

A Single-Center Study of a Resin Inlay Dental Implant-Fixed Prosthesis for Closing Proximal Contact Loss in 89 Patients Who Underwent 3-Year Follow-Up

Qiyue Chen^1BCDEF, Yong Shi^1FG, Zhaoqiang Zhang^2EF, Guangbao Song^1AG*

DOI: 10.12659/MSM.933809

Med Sci Monit 2021; 27:e933809

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Figure 3 Impact-simulated wear test. (A, B) Representative images for the specimens before and after the impact-simulated wear test. (C, D) Scanning electron microscope images of impact-simulated wearing test from occlusal surfaces. The specimens were fractured and there was a lack of fragmenting powder in the fracture and the crack. (A, C) Representative images for the control group. (B–D) Representative images for the mesio-distal adjustable crown prosthesis group.

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A Single-Center Study of a Resin Inlay Dental Implant-Fixed Prosthesis for Closing Proximal Contact Loss in 89 Patients Who Underwent 3-Year Follow-Up

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