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This Concept Map, created with IHMC CmapTools, has information related to: Acrylics, Due to its poor physical properties such as continuous dimensional change, Most are subjected to a post-curing process resulting in a minimal polymerization shrinkage, Acrylic Resin Veneered Pontics improved Physical properties, different set of criteria in terms of preparation and processing was followed based on the properties of acrylic Today Indirect Composite Resin is introduced, Higher density of inorganic ceramic filler compared to Traditional indirect composite resins, Indirect Composite Resin is introduced which Resolved some of the problems inherent in previous indirect resin veneers, Acrylics in Dental Practice Historically It was predominantly used for crowns, Due to its poor physical properties such as High surface area/ volume ratio, Retention Form is by Mechanical Means, Resolved some of the problems inherent in previous indirect resin veneers wherein Most are subjected to a post-curing process, bonding of resin to metal framework through use of acid-etching techniques, Acrylic Resin Veneered Pontics improved Chemical properties, Mechanical Means in essence undercuts, Higher density of inorganic ceramic filler compared to Traditional direct composite resins, no chemical bond existed thus, its Retention Form, It is used as long term provisional or interim restoration such as in Acrylic Resin Veneered Pontics, Acrylic Resin Veneered Pontics improved bonding of resin to metal framework, Due to its poor physical properties such as Difficulty of bonding of resin to the metal framework, Resolved some of the problems inherent in previous indirect resin veneers wherein Bond between composite resin and metal is improved, Difficulty of bonding of resin to the metal framework because no chemical bond existed