Treating cervical lesions (abfraction, abrasion) and addressing sensitivity with resin sealants or dentin bonding agents. 3. Adhesive Materials and Techniques
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Bioactive restorative materials represent the next frontier, moving from being passive fillers to functional ones that actively promote oral health. These materials are capable of releasing ions like calcium, phosphate, and fluoride, forming an apatite-like layer, and even stimulating cellular activity for repair and remineralization. forming an apatite-like layer
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Use silicone points and polishing pastes to create a smooth surface that resists biofilm accumulation. 6. The Digital Future of Operative Dentistry