Defective Dental Restorations: Repair or Replace?
Journal Title: Journal of Medical Science And clinical Research - Year 2018, Vol 6, Issue 10
Abstract
Dental materials used for direct or indirect restorations of the defects of teeth are placed in the oral environment which constantly undergoes temperature, pH changes, etc. and hosts a variety of microbial flora. Also, these restorative materials have to withstand the constant cyclic occlusal loading when teeth are in function or parafunction. All these may lead to defects in the restoration or their complete failure over time. This article reviews the methods of identifying the defects that are seen in these restorations and criteria applied whether they will require monitoring, refurbishment, repair or replacement.
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Vaishali U. Bhalerao
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