Processing Technologies of Polymers for Provisional Prosthesis

Main Article Content

C. Modiga
D.M. Pop
F.F.D. Miron
A.C. Cojocariu
A.G. Marinescu
A.D. Tănase
C. Sinescu
M. Romînu
M.L. Negruţiu
E.L. Craciunescu

Abstract

Aim and objectives Dental practice is tending to remove the metallic component of fix partial prosthesis due to unfavourable mechanical behaviour. The polymers are used for prosthesis with metal free infrastructures and optimal function. Material and methods Polymers used for provisional prosthesis can be used with different technologies and have different mechanism of initiating the polymerization. Thermoplastic and chemoplastic polymers need different technologies and technological alternatives are: subtractive CAD-CAM, milling, printing technology and polymers injection. Results The chosen materials and manufacturing technologies may influence the success of the final prosthetic treatment. The standard and quality of provisional restoration is decisive for a successful prosthetic treatment. Conclusions Materials used are highly biocompatible and resistant to dental plaque adhesion. Present polymers induce low periodontal inflammation due to the lack of residual monomers.

Article Details

Section
Articles