Composite Resin Immersion: From Zero to Advanced
Theoretical class - Operative sensitivity to cold
Season 4, Episode 2
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28m
Postoperative sensitivity: related to margins and enamel. The highest success rate in case longevity is achieved solely through the use of the adhesive system. Understand the causes of sensitivity, how to prevent it by following the correct operation protocol, and how to remedy it upon recognizing operative failure.
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