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In Vivo Study of the Wear of a Reinforced Composite Used to Cover Implant-Supported Frameworks
The International Journal of Prosthodontics, 07/29/09

David S et al. – The goal of this study was to research the wear shown by a material (Cristobal+) offered as an alternative to ceramics in the covering of an implant–supported fixed prosthesis. An analysis of the paired Student t test was applied. After assessing the results, a statistically significant difference in wear was noted. Within the limitations of this study, it can be concluded that the wear of the cusps under function made with Cristobal+ reinforced composite was greater than that of the natural adjacent cusps.

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