Innovative posterior bridges with Dentapreg® PFU
Innovative posterior bridges with Dentapreg® PFU offer a quick, aesthetic, and minimally-invasive solution for posterior tooth replacement, streamlining the process into a single appointment.
Posterior Bridge
Ideal deal for posterior minimally invasive short to long-term temporaries with different retentions (wing, slot, inlay etc.). Unidirectional preimpregnated strips; 2 x 60 x 0.3mm each.
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Dentapreg® provides a minimally invasive, highly aesthetic and cost-effective alternative to implants and traditional dental bridges. It can be used in just about every clinical situation where a tooth is missing. Unlike other materials, Dentapreg® strips make it possible to build a temporary bridge chair-side in a single visit – make them part of your kit to increase value for your patients and boost your caseload.
Using Dentapreg®’s highly adhesive, versatile strips makes fixed prosthodontics a lot more straightforward, whether you’re making anterior bridges or trickier posterior bridges. Ease of use is the key – you don’t need any specialized instruments or equipment as the strips are compatible with all light-curing composites – and since Dentapreg® is hypoallergenic, it’s suitable for patients allergic to metals. An ideal alternative to ceramic bridges or implants, Dentapreg® gives dentists and patients confidence to replace teeth quickly using a minimally invasive, adhesive bridge made from high performance fiber-reinforced composite.
Innovative posterior bridges with Dentapreg® PFU offer a quick, aesthetic, and minimally-invasive solution for posterior tooth replacement, streamlining the process into a single appointment.
The preimpregnated light-curing reinforcement strips are easy to use, bond with any convetional composite seamlessly, making bridge creation straightforward without the need for specialised equipment.
Choose Dentapreg® to offer your patients a reliable, metal-free alternative that ensures strong, aesthetically pleasing alternative to implants and traditional bridges, enhancing your service value with confidence-inspiring results.
Dentapreg® bridges make light work of the often complex process of tooth replacement in the posterior area. Using the enhanced strength of the Dentrapreg® PFU product, you’re ready to create a strong, reliable and minimally invasive solution which is a lot less impactful on the abutment teeth than a conventional ceramic bridge. Dentapreg®’s ease of preparation means no lab fee, thus keeping costs low, and the bridges are also easily repairable. Dentapreg® posterior bridges can be made with several different types of retention (inlay, onlay, slot, partial crown preparation, and wing retention – the ‘Maryland Bridge’) and pontics. You can make a pontic out of composite build-up material and use a pre-made denture tooth or even the original tooth with the root cut out.

Learn how to fabricate an indirect posterior bridge with Dentapreg® PFU with the step-by-step video instructions.
This webinar explains how to make a composite bridge in posterior area reinforced by Dentapreg® strips.
Chairside fabrication of minimally invasive bridge using Dentapreg® PFU fibers.
Courtesy of Dr. Özcan, Switzerland
Testimonials
“I am thoroughly impressed by the exceptional quality of the Dentapreg® fibre reinforcement and the Fibrafill® dentin-based materials. Their strength and durability are commendable, ensuring longevity and reliability in various dental procedures. The ease of handling of these materials offers unparalleled convenience, allowing for precise application and seamless integration into dental practices. I particularly appreciate how these materials enhance workflow efficiency, ultimately benefiting both practitioners and patients. Overall, I highly recommend these materials to dental professionals seeking top-notch performance and reliability in their practice.”
Dr. David J. Poiman Private Practitioner in Manhattan, New York, and Fellow of the Academy of General Dentistry.“Dentapreg® is a comprehensive set of construction composite materials. These materials are widely used in dentistry, mainly due to their excellent mechanical characteristics. They can be advantageously used as splints, framework structures of adhesive bridges, reinforcements of temporary fixed bridges, reinforcements of fixed and removable restorations including hybrids anchored on implants, reinforcements of radices and completion of destroyed clinical tooth crowns. The Dentapreg® system meets the requirements of both esthetic and minimally invasive dentistry”
Dr. Hana Hubálková Associate Professor at Charles University, Prague, leading in prosthodontics and member of European associations.“Restorative dentistry, a name synonymous with BioMimetic Dentistry requires the use of materials and techniques mimicking nature. The use of stress reducing and dissipating materials like the Dentapeg® fiber reinforcement has made a huge difference in the bio-mechanical outlook of doing restorations in my practice. The physical properties which match the natural flexure give stronger and longer lasting core restorations and the minimally invasive radicular reinforcement protecting against cracks and fractures of the tooth-restoration complex is the biggest asset in saving the teeth for long term success.”
Dr. Nikhil Bahuguna Director and Chief Dentist at Demystifying Smiles, Noida, India, with international dental qualifications and leadership roles.“Doing beautiful restorative dentistry, based on great science, with a business model in mind, enhances the ability to have a successful practice. Dentapreg® restorative and prosthetic materials ensure that the BALANCE is achieved. Would not want to practice without Dentapreg®.”
Dr. Jeffrey Hoos Chief Dentist in Connecticut, USA, affiliated with leading dental and facial esthetics academies.“Dentapreg fiber-reinforced composites have been an important part of my practice for over eleven years. The SFM reinforced periodontal splints and PFM reinforced anterior bridges have given years of service. In October 2023, I examined a periodontal splint from tooth #22 to tooth #27 which was placed in March 2013. The splint has never broken and the only maintenance was reattaching tooth #23 to the splint in November 2017. An anterior bridge to replace tooth #23 was placed in July 2014 and is still performing well.”
Dr. Eric van Zytveld University of Colorado, School of Dentistry, Private Practitioner, Denver, Colorado, USA“Dentapreg® fiber-reinforced composite materials clearly expand the field of our options to restore functionality of hard dental tissues. Reliability, stability and durability is what really matters.”
Dr. Tomáš Slavíček Masaryk University, Faculty od Medicine, Private Practitioner, Brno, Czech RepublicJoin our newsletter and we will email you a discount coupon and news from ADM Dental.