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Opportunities for practicing non-invasive dentistry during the process of routine crown preparation
General Dentistry
|June 26, 2009
Abstract:
Minimally invasive dentistry involves the philosophy of sacrificing minimal normal tissue to preserve a maximal natural tooth volume. Preparing a tooth for a crown exposes the adjacent proximal surfaces; these can be inspected carefully to determine a need for minimally invasive repair. Small, cavitated lesions can be identified and resolved in an early stage of disease.
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