Awards
Ribbond has consistently been Reality's top pick for fiber reinforcements.
Every year since 2009 Ribbond has received the Townie Choice Award.
Ribbond received a "Best Product of 2011" award from the evaluators at Dental Product Shopper.
- Reality Now: New Information Source of Esthetic Dentistry, (Five Star Rating) (March 2016): Houston, TX
- Reality Now, (Five Star Rating)( April 2016): Houston, TX
- Clinicians Report Buying Guide – The Best Products for 2017, Vol 9, Issue 12 (December 2016): Provo, UT.
- Clinical Research Associates Newsletter, Vol. 16, Issue 7, (July 1992): Provo, UT.
- Clinical Research Associates Newsletter, Vol. 21, Issue 10, (October 1997): Provo, UT.
- Clinical Research Associates Newsletter, Vol. 25, Issue 4, (April 2001): Provo, UT.
- Dental Product Shopper, Vol. 5, Issue 5, (May 2011): Manalapan, NJ.
- The Dental Advisor, Vol. 5, No. 4, (July/August 1995): Ann Arbor, MI.
- Clinicians Report “New Thinner and Stronger Version of the Well Known Ribbond”, Vol 9, Issue 6 (June 2016): Provo, UT.
Howard Strassler, D.M.D., FADM and Carolyn Brown, D.D.S. " Periodontal Splinting with a Thin High-Modulus Polyethylene Ribbon," Compendium of Continuing Education in Dentistry, Vol. 22, No. 8 (August 2001): pages 696-708.
"In a long-term clinical evaluation of splinting using the original Ribbond® Reinforcement Ribbon, this author found that over a period of 42 to 84 months, fiber-reinforced composite resins are highly successful. Cases evaluated included periodontal splints, bridges with composite resin pontics and natural tooth pontics, and orthodontic retention.
Of the 11 patients being followed, none have exhibited debonding or recurrent caries. Of those cases with only continuous tooth splinting or orthodontic retention none of the periodontal splints or orthodontic retention has fractured.
Only 2 pontics of 9 natural tooth pontics or composite resin pontics fractured during the study and although the fracture of the composite resin was apparent, the pontic did not separate from the abutment tooth. The ribbon held in place. "