Conservative dentistry
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Visitor asks:
On my second molar a composite filling placed near the gum has fallen out three times within six months. Each new placement requires additional drilling of the tooth. Is it possible to place a different (non-amalgam) filling that would adhere better to the tooth?
Best regards.
Dentist Tomaž Rotar answers:
Dear Sir/Madam!
The alternatives to a composite filling are as follows:
-use of parapulpal pins, which additionally stabilise the filling
-fabrication of a composite inlay or onlay
Have a nice day!
The alternatives to a composite filling are as follows:
-use of parapulpal pins, which additionally stabilise the filling
-fabrication of a composite inlay or onlay
Have a nice day!
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