Speed, torque, load, and weight are defining factors
Options abound, but versatility, ease of use, and high bond strength remain key
Understanding the choices for providing esthetic and sufficiently strong restorations
Part 2 of this article moves beyond the rationale for the BFEP and outlines the process and procedure.
The strengths and weaknesses of popular ceramic restorative materials and today's technology
Using resin-modified glass-ionomer as an interim tooth repair solution for restoring primary teeth
Issues related to the use of fast, high-power curing lights and light exposure times of less than 10 seconds
The features and benefits of current curing lights
Minimally invasive dentistry combining enameloplasty with other restorative procedures
Aconservative and cost-effective interim solution that enables dentists to segment treatment
A minimalistic modality of treatment with newer composite resins using a modification of Dahl’s concept
Resin-bond restorations are likely to last longer when materials that retard the progression of decay are used
3 experts discuss why many still treat lasers with skepticism
New materials and techniques enable clinicians to achieve desired results in fewer steps
The most critical factor in tooth whitening is proper examination prior to initiating bleaching treatment