| Autor: |
KNIGHT, JAMES S., SNEED, W. DAN |
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Journal of Esthetic & Restorative Dentistry; Jan2000, Vol. 12 Issue 1, p5-9, 5p |
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ABSTRACT Cervical erosion defects, particularly those of extensive size that are located in an area where control of the operative field is difficult, can present a significant restorative challenge. This article describes an indirect restorative technique to solve this problem. Following tooth preparation, an indirect restoration is luted to the tooth and the margins are finished and polished. Using an indirect technique minimizes operative field isolation time and the total chairside time required to restore the tooth. Clinical cases are presented to illustrate this technique. CLINICAL SIGNIFICANCE An indirect composite restoration provides a useful treatment option when restoring extensive erosion defects in areas of difficult access. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR] |
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