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J Am Dent Assoc, Vol 131, No suppl_1, 26S-30S.
© 2000 American Dental Association |
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Background. During the past 25 years, advances in adhesive technology and composite-based resins have provided dentists and patients with new treatment options. This technology provides patients with more tooth-conserving and highly esthetic restorations.
Clinical Implications. This article reviews advances in composite-based resin materials. It discusses composition and classification of current resin-based composite. It also reviews techniques for successful placement of these materials and provides a discussion of current concepts of polymerization.
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