Progress Annals: Journal of Progressive Research

The Condition of Non-Removable Dentures and the Surrounding Gum in The Supporting Teeth and Implants in the Presence of Milled Metal and MetalFree Frames in the Prostheses

Sanakhulov Jamshed Obloberdiyevich

Samarkhand State Medical University

Keywords: Dentistry, Prosthetics, Crowns, Efficiency

Abstract

In modern dentistry, there is a tendency to replace the technology of wax modeling and metal casting with the technology of milling metal frames of prostheses from factory blocks [1, 3, 6, 7]. In addition, metal-free prosthesis designs are being actively introduced, manufactured mainly using two technologies: pressing and CAD/CAM milling [2, 4, 5]. Comparative studies of the clinical effectiveness of these fixed prosthesis designs are relevant. The purpose of the study is to conduct a comparative analysis of the results of non– removable prosthetics using modern structural materials: metal ceramics on milled and cast chrome-cobalt frames, pressed ceramics, ceramics on zirconium oxide frames.