Efficacy of direct restorative materials in proximal box elevation on the margin quality and fracture resistance of molars restored with cad/cam onlays

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Abstract

Clinical Relevance Specimens with type II glass ionomer/proximal box elevation (PBE) behave similarly in terms of margin quality and fracture resistance to specimens restored with resin-based composite/PBE and without PBE. Dental professionals may elect type II glass ionomer/PBE in appropriate clinical situations.

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Grubbs, T. D., Vargas, M., Kolker, J., & Teixeira, E. C. (2020). Efficacy of direct restorative materials in proximal box elevation on the margin quality and fracture resistance of molars restored with cad/cam onlays. Operative Dentistry, 45(1), 52–61. https://doi.org/10.2341/18-098-L

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