Implant Retained CAD-CAM Ceramic Crowns

Status Completed

Clinical Trial Summary

Newly available ceramic CAD-CAM blocs containing a screw channel for chairside-made crowns to be adhesively cemented to a TiBase abutment and screw-retained to an implant are appealing to the clinician, considering the time efficiency (one appointment) and overall lower costs as no dental laboratory is involved. The hypotheses are that the biological (BOP, PD, PCR, implant bone level) and mechanical outcomes (fracture, loss of retention, wear) are equivalent to implant screw-retained Porcelain-Fused-to-Metal (PFM) crowns over a 5 year observation time.This RCT will provide key information as to the cost/benefit, suitability and/or limitations of these chair-side hybrid-abutment crowns in the posterior region.

Clinical Trial Description

This RCT involves the University of Geneva Dental School and four private practices for which the Geneva Hospital Ethic Committee's approval is required. Patients in need for replacement of single unit posterior teeth will be recruited at the Dental School as well as in the 5 private practices based on specific selection criteria. Patients will be randomly assigned to a restorative group using a computer-generated random number table for allocation. The CAD-CAM blocs containing a screw channel for implant-retained chairside-made single-unit hybrid-abutment crowns are 1) Lithium-disilicate glass-ceramic (e.max CAD) (G1) and 2) feldspath-ceramic infiltrated by polymer (Enamic) (G2). The CAD-CAM crowns are adhesively cemented to titanium base abutments (Ti-base) and screw-retained to Titanium implants (Straumann Standard Plus) in the premolar (RN) and molar region (WN). Controls are screw-retained PFM crowns (G3). The number of crowns in each group is N=30 (15 molars and 15 premolars) which gives a total of 90 crowns for this study. Participants are recalled after 1 week-10 days after crown insertion (baseline, T0) and then yearly during 5 years (T1-T5). Digital X-Rays are taken at T0, T1, T3 and T5 with repositionable individual resin bite registrations. ;

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Clinical Trial Details

NCT number	NCT04773873
Study type	Interventional
Source	University of Geneva, Switzerland
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Status	Completed
Phase	N/A
Start date	January 1, 2015
Completion date	December 8, 2023

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