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Abstract
Adhesive bridges represent an important modality in contemporary restorative dentistry, offering durable, aesthetic, and functional solutions. However, a successful outcome of these restorations is highly dependent on the quality of the cementation. This article provides an overview of the cementation protocol for adhesive bridges made from different materials, addressing fundamental aspects such as material selection, tooth surface preparation, cementation techniques, and considerations regarding longevity and stability. Finally, key considerations are discussed to ensure the longevity and stability of adhesive bridges, including post-cementation care, clinical follow-up, and proper maintenance. Understanding and adhering to an appropriate cementation protocol is essential for achieving predictable and satisfactory results with adhesive bridges in practice.
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