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Volume 50, Issue 4 for April 2023
Page 237
Guest Editorial
What is the limit for composite restorations?
Extensive tooth tissue loss due to caries, trauma or tooth-surface loss has traditionally been treated with crowns. However, this results in further depletion of the remaining structural tooth tissue, sometimes requiring use of the root canal space for post and core restorations to retain the crown. This article explores the use of occlusal-coverage direct composite restorations as a conservative alternative to destructive conventional indirect restoration.
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Innovations
Artificial intelligence: what it is and what it can do for dentists
April 2023 |
Page 266 |
Endodontics
A case of dens invaginatus associated with unusual crown morphology
April 2023 |
Page 271 |
Oral Medicine
Dermatitis artefacta in the orofacial region: a case report with literature review
April 2023 |
Page 279 |
Restorative Dentistry
An overzealous use of zinc oxide: zinc toxicity from temporary dental cement
April 2023 |
Page 283 |
Endodontics
Assessing inferior dental nerve injury risk in orthograde root canal treatment
April 2023 |
Page 295 |
Oral Surgery
Long-standing osteomyelitis: a case report and discussion
April 2023 |
Page 300 |
Prosthodontics
Complications and maintenance in prosthodontic care: removable partial dentures
April 2023 |
Page 307 |
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