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Galiatsatos A et al. - At 6 years, 93.7% of the restorations were judged clinically acceptable. The fracture rate was very low (3.1%), patient satisfaction was encouraging, and the maintenance of esthetics was superior. However, marginal discoloration and integrity appeared to deteriorate with time, because of loss of marginal seal and dissolution of the luting agent.


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