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A specified technique for controlling cement for an implant crown is described in this publication.
A device that uses radiograph positioning was developed to fit with commercially availible film holders. Read about how fitting the device can monitor changes in bone architecture.
This article details a simple device that can be used to locate the abutment screw position of a cement-retained implant restoration.
This article describes corrosive factors associated with implant failure and seeks to investigate the mechanisms for implant degradation.
Cement Application Techniques in Luting Implant-Supported Crowns: A quanittative and Qualitative Survey
This article investigates different techniques used by dentists when luting an implant-supported crown and to evaluate of cement quantitatively and qualitatively.
Radiographic Detection and Characteristic Patterns of Residual Excess Cement Associated with Cement-Retained Implant Restorations: a Clinical Report
A series of patient scenarios that describes the ability to detect residual excess cement by using dental radiography.
The Interaction of Implant Luting Cements and Oral Bacteria Linked to Peri-Implant Disease: an In-Vitro Analysis of Planktonic and Biofilm Growth - A Preliminary Study
Because of a lack of consensus on the most appropriate cement to use inr estoration, this article aims at examining one consideration of pathogenic oral bacteria with restorative cements.
This article compares the efficiency of cotton and polytetrafluoroethylene (TFE) tape when used as spacer materials.
Temperature Modification of a Hot Glue Gun for use with Modeling Plastic Impression Compound
Read about modifications done to a hot glue gun by Dr. Wadhwani et al with the goal of use on modeling plastic impression compounds.
Effect of Modifying the screw Access Channels of Zirconia Implant Abutment on the Cement Flow Pattern and Retention of Zirconia Restorations
This article determined the effect of an insert placed within the screw access channel of an anterior zirconia implant abutment on the amount of cement retained.