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Composite Resin Immersion: From Zero to Advanced

Theoretical Class • Dentinatory Adhesion

Season 3, Episode 1 • 36m

Theoretical lesson sequence on dentin adhesion: adhesion to dentin. Characteristics of dentin formation and its behavior in contact with acid etching. Understand the pros and cons of the smear layer. Basic components of adhesives and their indications.

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