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Marginal enamel chipping: An easy fix using flowable composite.
September 16, 2020by Dr Walter Devoto, Italy.
Marginal enamel chipping: An easy fix using flowable composite.
A ten-year-old patient chipped his right central incisor while playing with the family cat. The case was treated during an emergency visit.
In a 10-minute procedure it was possible to aesthetically integrate the 3M™ Filtek™ Supreme Flowable Restorative into the patient’s natural tooth structure making this an effective and efficient treatment option.by Dr Walter Devoto, Italy.
Marginal enamel chipping: An easy fix using flowable composite.
A ten-year-old patient chipped his right central incisor while playing with the family cat. The case was treated during an emergency visit.
In a 10-minute procedure it was possible to aesthetically integrate the 3M™ Filtek™ Supreme Flowable Restorative into the patient’s natural tooth structure making this an effective and efficient treatment option.by Dr Walter Devoto, Italy.
Marginal enamel chipping: An easy fix using flowable composite.
A ten-year-old patient chipped his right central incisor while playing with the family cat. The case was treated during an emergency visit.
In a 10-minute procedure it was possible to aesthetically integrate the 3M™ Filtek™ Supreme Flowable Restorative into the patient’s natural tooth structure making this an effective and efficient treatment option.by Dr Walter Devoto, Italy.
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When a child is involved, and only a small repair is needed, it is important to have a restorative delivery system that is fast, easy to use, and dispenses a controlled volume of material.
While flowable composites provide many desirable features, the materials themselves often contain air bubbles. If these bubbles go undetected, and the composite is cured, a time-consuming repair may be needed to achieve an esthetic and color stable final restoration.
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