Technique simplifies indirect restoration placement in dentistry, suggesting a practical, eco-friendly solution.
This article introduces a technique for placing indirect dental restorations using a re-used dentine bonding agent applicator tip and epoxy resin. This method simplifies placement, reduces waste and lowers costs, offering a practical alternative. While the technique offers immediate clinical practicality, further studies could help standardize the approach and reinforce its effectiveness across varied clinical settings. CPD/Clinical Relevance: This technique provides a cost-effective, eco-friendly alternative for indirect restoration placement.
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