Resin Repairs - Essential Techniques
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In this introductory video, we address composite resin repairs, focusing mainly on incisal edges. We discuss the high incidence of fractures in resin contact lenses and how immediate repairs can significantly improve the longevity and aesthetics of restorations. The video explains how to make precise adjustments during the procedure, using techniques such as controlled wear, specific primers application, and strategic photopolymerization. It also explores differences between resin brands and how certain materials are more fracture-resistant. This video is the first in a series aimed at diving deeper into practical and technical topics for those seeking excellence in aesthetic dentistry.
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