Question 127 · LDEK · Prosthodontic materials
The patient came to the doctor for the complex treatment involving the replacement of the metal-porcelain prosthetic bridges in the maxilla. The patient in the general medical history stated that has been periodically subjected to radiological diagnostics of the head with the use of magnetic resonance. Indicate the best long term prosthetic restoration for that patient:
- A. zirconium oxide based restorations.
- B. metal based restorations.
- C. acrylic crowns and bridges.
- D. restorations made of mica-reinforced glass ceramics.
- E. leaving the already existing restorations.
Hint
Which option gives a strong, durable metal-free restoration that will not degrade MRI images of the head?
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