Immediate dental sealing in oral rehabilitation at the UNIVALLE Dental Clinic in the city of La Paz
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https://doi.org/10.52428/27888991.v7i10.1302Keywords:
Adhesion, sealing, prosthesis, preserve, dentin, adhesiveAbstract
In oral rehabilitation, there are many methods by which a dental piece can be preserved. Several studies show us that in order to properly use materials for oral rehabilitation, various protocols must be followed. As researchers, we will demonstrate why it is so important to use adhesives correctly when applied to the enamel and dentin surfaces. To observe these components, biologically compatible materials and optical instruments were used. With the materials used, we were able to visualize the interaction of the adhesive with peripheral dentin sealing, achieving a good seal of the adhesive with the dental tissues
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