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Q: Several times, I have removed a composite restoration because there appeared to be recurrent decay beneath the pulpal floor, only to find out that there was a just a flowable composite layer beneath the restorative composite. Are there any flowable composites that do not cause this problem?

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April 2001 : Volume 18 No. 03

All-ceramic Restorations

This issue of THE DENTAL ADVISOR describes the current options for all-ceramic restorations, including inlays/onlays, veneers, crowns, and bridges with a focus on powder/liquid and pressable ceramics.

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