A mini review highlights the hall technique's role in improving dental caries management in primary teeth, suggesting a more cooperative experience for young patients.
In pediatric dentistry, the development of techniques that are both effective and minimally invasive has become a priority. These approaches not only reduce the level of discomfort experienced by young patients but also facilitate cooperation during dental visits, thereby decreasing the need for extensive behavior management. Moreover, such techniques allow clinicians to provide care more efficiently, saving time and effort while improving the overall treatment experience. This is particularly important for younger children, who often face challenges in tolerating conventional restorative procedures. The present study aims to examine one of these innovative techniques and its role in enhancing the management of dental caries in primary teeth
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