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Long Term Rate Of Cementation Failure In Implant Supported Fixed Restoration Luted With Provisional Luting Cements: A Systematic Review

M Dhanraj, Siddartha Sasikumar, Padma Ariga, Sumit Anand

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Statement of the Problem: Cementation failure is one of the most common complications associated with the long term function of implant supported fixed restorations. However, the rate of failure and longevity of restorations luted with permanent and provisional cements against cementation failure remains unclear. Aim: The aim of the systematic review was 1) To evaluate the long term rate of cementation failure in implant supported fixed restoration luted with provisional luting cements. 2) To evaluate the long term effectiveness of permanent luting cements VS provisional luting cements in implant supported fixed restorations against cementation failure

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Key concepts: Cementation (geology), Dentistry, Implant, Implant failure, Medicine, Materials science, Cement, Surgery