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Research Reference Guide

Bonded Porcelain Veneer Restorations

  1. Ouellet, David, "Using Rembrandt Veneers in my Daily Practice, DentalTown, May 2003.
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    This article describes two case studies where Rembrandt Veneers made of Cerinate Porcelain are used with little to no tooth preparation. Both cases were examples when it is necessary or not necessary to modify (prepare) teeth"standard veneer replacement and cuspid-guided occlusion with bonded porcelain. The end result showed a dramatic improvement in proportion and tooth positioning in Case 1. After an 11-year recall, the veneers in Case 2 showed no debonding and complete patient satisfaction.

  2. CRA Newsletter, Volume 27, Issue 5, May 2003.
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    This study focused on materials used for metal-free, 3-unit prostheses. One of the materials in the evaluation was Cerinate Pressable. It received a CRA excellent rating in the "Esthetic Potential" category.

  3. Malcmacher, Louis, "No-Preparation Porcelain Veneers," Dentistry Today, April 2003.
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    This article discusses the benefits of porcelain veneers that do not require the removal of sensitive tooth structure and produce no post-operative sensitivity. The three case reports used Rembrandt® Veneers made of Cerinate® Porcelain and all required no tooth reduction. Each case report used Rembrandt Veneers for different restoration purposes; Case 1"Esthetic smile improvement (linguoverted with discolored restorations, Case 2"Instant orthodontics, and Case 3"esthetic smile improvement (bruxism).

  4. Ibsen, Robert, "Conservative Treatment Provides Outstanding Long-Term Results," DentalTown, March 2003.
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    This case study is about the use of Rembrandt® Veneers made of Cerinate® Porcelain and a resin labial bridge/splint. The patient had idiopathic periodontosis with mobile teeth. The purpose for the treatment choice was a functional, esthetic restoration that would prolong tooth structure. After a 13-year recall, functionality had been maintained with an optimistic prognosis for the patient"s teeth.

  5. Sapp, Jr., Baxter., Sapp, H.T. Macon, "The Evolution of the Esthetic Veneer: A 20-Year Case Study," Contemporary Esthetics and Restorative Practice, Vol. 6, No. 12, December 2002.
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    The study reviewed an initial veneer placement of Cerinate Veneers with Ultra-Bond in 1985 and then evaluated the veneers after 17 years when they were replaced due to esthetic wear. The 17-year old case showed no evidence of microleakage, no evidence of gingival recession, and no cracks or fractures.

  6. Ibsen, Robert, "Bonding Cerinate Veneers to Existing PFM Crowns," Dental Town, October 2002.
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    This case report discussed techniques and products used for bonding Cerinate Porcelain Veneers to three cosmetically-compromised PFM crowns. The case report also discussed post placement, periodontal health, and oral hygiene maintenance"tasks made easier because the veneer margins did not extend subgingivally.

  7. Strassler, H.E. and Weiner, S., "Long Term Clinical Evaluation of Etched Porcelain Veneers," Journal of Dental Research, 2001.
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    The purpose of this study was to evaluate the clinical performance and durability of anterior etched porcelain veneers. The study population consisted of 33 patients with discolored or malpositioned teeth. A total of 183 Cerinate® veneers were placed on the enamel facial surfaces of maxillary and mandibular anteriors and premolars. Patients were recalled for collection of long-term data at periods of 120 months " 190 months with a mean of 149.5 months 12.5 years. There was 100% retention of the veneers over the period of this study. Over the duration of this study, of the patients that were able to be recalled, 94% of the restorations were clinically successful. One hundred seventy-two of one hundred eighty-three placed veneers remained with only 11 veneers needing replacement due to severe trauma. Results indicate that Cerinate porcelain veneers cemented with Ultra-Bond were highly successful over the period of this study.

  8. Putter, H., Huberman, A., Scherer, W., "Diastema Closure: A Case Report," Journal of Esthetic Dentistry, Vol. 4, 1992: 9-11.
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    Two modalities of treatment, with orthodontics and porcelain veneer placement with Ultra-Bond, were combined to achieve an excellent esthetic effect and eliminated a long-lasting cosmetic problem.

  9. Nash, R.W., "Minimal Preparation as an Option with Porcelain Veneers," Dentistry Today, Vol. 11, Sept. 1992.
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    A technique in minimal preparation to preserve tooth structure achieved quality aesthetic results using Ultra-Bond with Cerinate Porcelain veneers.