Background: The retention of cement-retained implant-supported restorations can be affected by surface treatments such as anodizing. This study aimed to assess the effect of the anodization of titanium abutments on their tensile bond strength to implant-supported lithium disilicate (LDS) all-ceramic crowns.
Materials And Methods: This , experimental study was conducted on 26 straight abutments in two groups of anodization and control.
Statement Of Problem: The conventional method of fabricating removable partial denture (RPD) patterns is a time-consuming, expensive, and complex process, and the success of the treatment depends on the fit of the framework. Questions still remain as to whether the 3D-printing method is an acceptable procedure compared with the conventional method.
Purpose: The purpose of this in vitro study was to compare the fit of RPDs cast from 3D printed frameworks and conventionally fabricated RPDs according to the gaps between the framework and the reference model.