Smart workflows for anterior and posterior composite restorations
Watch on-demand Recent generations of flowable composite materials have fundamentally changed the way direct restorations can be executed.
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Watch on-demand Recent generations of flowable composite materials have fundamentally changed the way direct restorations can be executed.
Where flowables were traditionally limited to liners or small defects, new high-performance formulations now allow complete anterior and posterior restorations to be finished using flowable composites alone...
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Watch on-demand Recent generations of flowable composite materials have fundamentally changed the way direct restorations can be executed. Where flowables were traditionally limited to liners or small defects, new high-performance formulations now allow complete anterior and posterior restorations to be finished using flowable composites alone or in combination with conventional composites.
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Where flowables were traditionally limited to liners or small defects, new high-performance formulations now allow complete anterior and posterior restorations to be finished using flowable composites alone or in combination with conventional composites.
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