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J Am Dent Assoc, Vol 121, No 2, 271-272.
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Journal of the American Dental Association, Vol 121, Issue 2, 271-272
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Case Reports

Restoring a tooth with massive internal resorption to form and function: report of case



HK Herrin and JR Ludington Jr
University of Texas Health Science Center, Dental Branch, Houston 77225.

This case report describes an innovative restorative technique using glass ionomer and posterior composite resin materials. It was used to treat a patient with extensive internal resorption of the clinical crown of the maxillary first molar. Although unconventional, this method successfully strengthened and restored the tooth.




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