Occlusal Trauma Restored with a Fiber-Reinforced Composite Resin System (FRC)

Abstract

Fiber-reinforced composite resin systems (FRC) are widely used materials in engineering and biomedicine. For approximately 40 years they have been investigated demonstrating their excellent mechanical properties. From a clinical perspective, they are suggested in different disciplines of dentistry, where their applications are evidenced-based. With the introduction of new technologies and bonding protocols, these types of materials can be used as substructures. The attempt to explore the properties and applications of FRC s materials in non-everyday clinical cases, allows us to provide a viable alternative in the planning of complex restorative treatments.