Evolution of the Mesh Bar
All-On-Four, hybrids, fixed detachable, and probably other names are used to describe the advent of the screw-retained metal-reinforced bridges that have become popular in treating the edentulous patient. I did my first hybrid in the early 1980s while working for Dr. Gordon Christensen. They seemed to lose popularity over the…
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Choosing resin reinforced with our Mesh Bar means less bone loss. Most milled bars require 15 mm of space; our Mesh Bar requires just 10 mm, preserving your valuable bone. Our Mesh Bars are created with hygiene in mind. The non-concaved intaglio interface is more narrow than a traditional milled bar. This allows for easier cleaning with a water pick or super floss.
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Joel Cash is a licensed CDT located in St. George, Utah. Joel has 40 years of experience with dentures and for the last 20 years of his career, he has focused on dental hybrids. Joel began fabricating implant-retained overdentures over two decades ago with the guidance of one of the…
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