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In many clinical situations, composite restorations offer advantages over all-ceramic restorations. The treatment is less costly, usually less invasive, and the restorations can be modified and repaired at any time. When it comes to restoring multiple teeth, however, a free-hand layering approach used to build up every tooth separately can be very time-consuming and labour-intensive. In these situations, the flowable injection technique is a great alternative. It is minimally invasive, suitable as a temporary or permanent solution to issues around tooth wear and irregular shape, and time-efficient in the clinical setting. Read the clinical case by Dr. Adrien Lavenant. https://lnkd.in/e4aa44zC

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