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[Light-curing effectiveness using led lamps: a review]

Alexandra Jacqueline Aquino Valverde1, Gina Del Pilar Aguilar Vargas1, José Miguel Díaz Fernández1

  • 1Facultad de Odontologia, Universidad Cientifica del Sur. Lima-Peru. aaquinovalverde@gmail.com, ginadelpilar2001@gmail.com, josedf7@gmail.com, pieroleiva2020@gmail.com, dquintanillalabajos@gmail.com, mvidalon@cientifica.edu.pe Universidad Científica del Sur Facultad de Odontologia Universidad Cientifica del Sur Lima Peru aaquinovalverde@gmail.com ginadelpilar2001@gmail.com josedf7@gmail.com pieroleiva2020@gmail.com dquintanillalabajos@gmail.com mvidalon@cientifica.edu.pe.

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Monowave LED lamps offer superior resin photopolymerization depth compared to polywave LED lamps. Understanding LED lamp technology is crucial for clinicians to optimize composite resin curing efficiency.

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