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Using Warmed Composite in Direct Restorative Procedures

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By Robert Lowe
| Conexiant
The concept of pre-warming composite resin has been around for many years. Woodlum, Berry, and others described the benefits of preheating composite resins prior to placement in 2008.1 Amalgam is condensable and adapts well to a geometric cavity preparation when placed, but composite resins do not behave in a similar fashion. Placing composite in a cavity preparation is a bit like pushing around mashed potatoes.
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Universal and bioactive: The next generation of crown and bridge cements

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By Robert Lowe
| Dental Economics
A clinically “closed” crown margin is considered to be 30–50 microns, where a sharp dental explorer cannot “feel” a perceptible “click.” But is that margin really closed? Since bacteria are only about 1 micron in diameter, a 30–50-micron margin could be “open” to the ingress of bacteria unless the luting agent can successfully and permanently occlude that gap. Over time, many traditional luting agents may break down and leave margin gaps vulnerable to bacterial penetration.
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Laser-Assisted Crown Lengthening

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By Robert Lowe, Dipl. ABAD
| Oralhealth
When designing the optimal aesthetic outcome for a patient during the smile rejuvenation process, the restorative dentist must seek to create a symmetrical and harmonious relationship between the lips, gingival architecture, and the positions of the natural teeth.
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