How to Deal with a fractured Ceramic restoration (PFM)

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30/12/2009 at 8:39 pm #8672

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Occasionally one see patients with a piece of ceramic fractured from a porcelainâ€“fusedâ€“toâ€“metal (PFM) crown or bridge or a space between two PFM crowns. What commonly causes the fractures, and what can one do so the restorations will hold for a reasonable period of time? Additionally, can one fill a diastema that has developed between two PFM restorations?
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