Composite restorations remain the most common direct treatment in dentistry-yet they are also among the most technique-sensitive. Composite Failures often occur not because of the material but due to small deviations in bonding, moisture control, preparation design, or occlusal planning. Understanding these hidden factors helps clinicians achieve predictable, long-lasting restorations. Why Composite Restorations Fail 1. […]
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Introduction Periodontal disease continues to be one of the most common conditions that come across many dentists. Many patients respond…
