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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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March 2006 : Volume 23 No. 02

Traditional Crown and Bridge Cements

This issue of THE DENTAL ADVISOR reviews and rates traditional crown and bridge cements, including compomer, glass ionomer, hybrid ionomer, resin ionomer, and zinc polycarboxylate cements, with an emphasis on advantages and disadvantages, indications and clinical tips.

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Clinical Evaluations

Flexitime Xtreme	GuttaFlow	Odyssey
ParaCem Universal DC	PowerTemp	Vitique

The award of Editors' Choice signifies the most unique and significant product in the issue. The editors review each product and clinical evaluation article scheduled for an issue and then select the issue's Editors' Choice.

Root ZX II

Tetric EvoCeram