Systematized review evaluates survival and success of resin composite palatal veneers for anterior teeth, indicating their potential as effective restorations.
Purpose: Dental wear of anterior teeth may compromise aesthetics, function, and occlusal stability. Resin composite palatal veneers have been proposed as a minimally invasive and repairable option for restoring worn palatal surfaces. This systematized review evaluated their clinical performance by distinguishing restoration survival from clinical success.
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