Bibliometric analysis reveals trends in occlusal veneers in restorative dentistry, highlighting their growing significance.
Occlusal veneers are minimally invasive indirect restorations designed to restore the occlusal surface of teeth affected by wear, or structural loss. They preserve a maximum amount of sound dental tissue by requiring little or no tooth preparation and are commonly fabricated from ceramics or resin-based materials. Occlusal veneers provide a conservative approach for restoring function, occlusal stability, and aesthetics, making them an increasingly adopted treatment option in adhesive and restorative dentistry.
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