Zusammenfassung
Dieser Artikel analysiert die in der zahnärztlichen Fachliteratur publizierten klinischen Studien zu Amalgamfüllungen und Füllungen auf der Basis von Glasionomerzementen in Klasse-I- und -II-Kavitäten in Bezug auf Überlebenszeiten der Restaurationen und Faktoren, welche die Verweildauer im Mund begünstigen bzw. ein Risiko für frühzeitigen Füllungsverlust darstellen.
Summary
This article analyzes clinical studies on amalgam restorations and on glass ionomer restorations in stress-bearing class I and class II cavities with regard to longevity. Reasons for early restoration failure are discussed as well as factors which promote restoration success.
Schlüsselwörter
Überlebenszeitanalyse - Amalgam - Glasionomerzement - Seitenzahn - Risikofaktoren
Key Words
Longevity - Amalgam - Glass Ionomer Cement - Posterior Teeth - Risc Factors
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