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Five Things You Need to Know About the New Cements
Practicing dentists share real-world tips for using self-adhesives.
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New self-adhesive cements have been praised for their ability to improve restorations for dentists and patients alike. But how do they actually perform in the real world? In this eBook, practicing dentists answer questions about the latest generation of self-adhesive resin cements, to include:
- What steps can I eliminate when performing restorations with self-adhesives?
- How do the new cements perform with zirconia and other materials?
- What impact do self-adhesive resins have on patients’ health?
- How easily do self-adhesive cements clean up?
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