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An investigation into the incidence of voids in indirect composite inlays formed using different packing techniques
1Department of Restorative Dentistry, University of Manchester Dental Hospital, UK.
Abstract:
An investigation is described into the incidence of voids in indirect composite inlays formed using different packing techniques and different composite systems. From the results it was found that packing inlays under a 6 bar air pressure prior to light curing produced significantly fewer voids than layering or bulk packing techniques.
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