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The injectable resin composite restorative technique: A case report.

Nathalia Ramos Ypei Gia¹, Camila Sobral Sampaio², Cristian Higashi¹

¹Faculdade Ilapeo, Curitiba, Paraná, Brazil.

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Summary

This study demonstrates an injectable resin composite technique for esthetic restorations, highlighting its ease of use and immediate results. However, flowable resin materials require careful follow-up due to potential staining after one year.

Keywords:

flowable resin composite injectable resin composite injectable resin technique transparent silicone wax up

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Area of Science:

Dentistry
Restorative Dentistry
Dental Materials

Background:

Esthetic challenges arise from irregular tooth anatomy.
Injectable resin composite techniques offer potential solutions for precise restorations.
Flowable resin materials are utilized for their adaptability in restorative procedures.

Observation:

An injectable technique using flowable resin composite successfully recreated precise tooth anatomy based on a diagnostic wax-up.
Immediate outcomes demonstrated high esthetics and improved marginal integrity.
Restorations exhibited staining after one year, necessitating finishing and polishing procedures.

Findings:

The injectable technique provides a predictable and simple workflow for achieving esthetic and functional restorations.
Flowable resin materials show limitations in long-term color stability, with staining observed after one year.
Finishing and polishing protocols are crucial for maintaining esthetic outcomes and restoration longevity.

Implications:

Clinicians can utilize this injectable technique for predictable esthetic restorations, provided careful case selection and planning.
Awareness of the potential for staining in flowable resin composites is essential for long-term maintenance.
Regular follow-up and maintenance, including finishing and polishing, are necessary to ensure the survival and esthetics of these restorations.