Case Studies
Ribbond vs. Glass Fiber Reinforcements
The term “strength” is commonly misunderstood in dentistry. There are many categories and qualities that together make up what is called strength. Manufacturers frequently use a single quality of strength (such as flexural modulus) to imply a material’s clinical effectiveness. Unfortunately, a material that might be strong in one category might be extremely weak in another strength category that ultimately leads to its failure.
Trauma Stabilization with Ribbond
In EU, Ribbond is approved to be placed on or within enamel. Trauma Stabilization Ribbond is perhaps best known for making periodontal splints. Ribbond splints are strong, highly bondable and esthetic. A Ribbond splint takes less time than traditional methods, is more esthetic, less bulky and exceptionally failure resistant.