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...(71% to 85%) of commonly used sealant materials.3 Once practitioners have placed sealants, monitoring their retention is essential. The conventional technique for evaluating pit and fissure sealants includes assessment of...

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...determine which strategy may be most effective for individual patient needs. References Goldstep F. Dental remineralization: simplified. Available at: oralhealthgroup.com/features/dental-remineralization-simplified. Accessed April 19,…

...serve as documentation of proper disposal. When identifying a recycling service, inquire if the company complies with federal and state laws and the American National Standards Institute/ADA specification 109: Procedures...

...risk level was deemed high because of low salivary pH and hyposalivation. FIGURE 4. Temporary splinted composite onlays were made at the new vertical dimension of occlusion.FIGURES 2-4: SUSAN DO,...

The potential negative effects of mercury released from amalgam dental restorative materials and bisphenol A (BPA) leaked from composite resin dental materials have been long debated. And now, a study...