Titanium (Ti) abutment is a supporting structure of dental implant which anchors and provides retention for fixed or removable tooth restoration.
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In general, when the remaining coronal structure is insufficient to provide retention of the restoration, the use of an intraradicular post is indicated.
Usually, enzyme adsorption implies neither additional chemical reagents nor activators; therefore, this is the least denaturing method of immobilization, which provides retention of the enzyme activity.
The literature supports the use of a post when the remaining coronal structure is insufficient to provide retention for the restoration.
Posts are used to provide retention of the core material; whether and what kind of a post is needed depends on the remaining dental structure [14].
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This is due to extremely low ion exchange capacity (low surface charge density) of ceramics, since these materials are produced at high temperature [4], which does not provide retention of functional groups.
Glass-fiber posts are an important clinical option to provide retention for coronal dental restorations, as they have the elastic modulus is similar to that of dentin, and are cemented by an adhesive technique [1].
