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Stick Bond Dental Fibre Reinforced Dental Composites New fibre technology revolutionizes common dental care. Direct, single-visit solutions for the replacement of lost teeth, splinting of loose teeth and many more. Minimal Invasive Dental Treatment Methods used - and it's Metal Free! |
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Fibre Reinforced Composites |
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| Composite restorative materials are tooth coloured fillings that are bonded with a resin to teeth. Because the fillings are bonded, the dentist does not have to place undercuts in the tooth to retain the filling. This makes these fillings less invasive and more patient friendly. Adding fibre reinforcement to the composite fillings enables a dentist to use the composite restorative material for many new applications, inter alia splinting mobile (loose) teeth, treating food impaction, replacing lost teeth directly in the mouth (no second visit), permanent post-orthodontic treatment retaining, strengthening of large composite filling and many more. It is the cost-effective, lasting, aesthetic, minimally invasive modern way of restoring teeth. Millions of patients worldwide had already benefited from these procedures. Ask your dentist about it, or visit the “find a dentist” section on this web page. | |||||||||||
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1. What will this procedures cost? Fibre reinforced composite restorations are very cost effective. For example: A huge reinforced composite restoration will cost about R500.00, and a crown will cost about R1200.00. Another example: A traditional bridge cost about R3800.00 and a fibre reinforced direct or semi direct bridge will cost about R1900.00 2. Will my medical aid pay? The amount that the medical aid (insurance) will pay differs between the options chosen by you. In some instances it will cover the total amount, but in some cases you will have to pay the excess, again, depending on your specific option. We strongly advise that you get a written treatment plan and a cost estimate from your dentist before treatment commence. Submit this costing to your medical aid and find out if there will be any access payment to be made by you. 3. Will it be painful? In most cases (99%) you will feel only slight discomfort or you will feel nothing at all. Most of the treatment can be carried out without an injection and in one sitting. 4. Will my restoration last? International clinical studies have shown that these fibre reinforced restorations have an intra-oral survival rate of 93% over a 5-year period, making it one of the best restorations you can get. 5. Is it safe/will it damage my health? There is a worldwide trend to move away from mercury containing dental fillings and the recommended replacement restorative material is composite. In fact, composites are the closest substance to natural human tooth substance you can get. 6. If my dentist does not do these types of fillings, where can I get one that does? Visit the “Find a Dentist” section on this web page for a dentist close to you. |
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Chief Executive Officer of Stick Bond Ltd Dr HJ Visser, 082 878 4666 Postal address: PO Box 581, Kleinmond, 7195, Western Cape, South Africa SUPPLIERS OF FIBRE REINFORCED DENTAL COMPOSITES
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