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When to repair and when to replace (3/3).Objective intervention criteria are needed.
March 21, 2016
When to repair and when to replace Objective intervention criteria
Repair procedures employing adhesive technologies are more cost and time efficient and lead to a reduced iatrogenic damage; therefore, such actions should be undertaken wherever appropriate.
Prof. Dr. Mutlu Özcan, DDS, PhD - 12.04.15
When to repair and when to replace Objective intervention criteria
Repair procedures employing adhesive technologies are more cost and time efficient and lead to a reduced iatrogenic damage; therefore, such actions should be undertaken wherever appropriate.
Prof. Dr. Mutlu Özcan, DDS, PhD - 12.04.15
When to repair and when to replace Objective intervention criteria
Repair procedures employing adhesive technologies are more cost and time efficient and lead to a reduced iatrogenic damage; therefore, such actions should be undertaken wherever appropriate.
Prof. Dr. Mutlu Özcan, DDS, PhD - 12.04.15
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When to repair and when to replace Objective intervention criteria
In case of failures of dental restorations, the decision of when to repair and when to replace is often taken based on subjective criteria. Dentists in general opt for replacement of defective restorations, even though this procedure is usually accompanied by the associated loss of tooth structure and intact restorative materials. Repair procedures employing adhesive technologies, on the other hand, are more cost and time efficient and lead to a reduced iatrogenic damage[1-4]. Therefore, such actions should be undertaken wherever appropriate.
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