Dimethacrylate based composite resins for interim restorations in achievement ceramic veneers

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The aim of this study was to evaluate the interim veneer restoration, achieved from two types of dimethacrylate based composite resins (Telio CS C&B and Luxatemp Star), by direct technique. Both composite resins performed well according to evaluation criteria: anatomic configuration, marginal adaptation, discoloration, surface texture, postoperative pain and periodontal aspect. Loosening of interim restorations appeared in 25% of cases. Besides advantages, there are some disadvantages associated with direct way of achieving temporary veneers.

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Andreescu, C. F., Ghergic, D. L., Banateanu, A. M., Bechir, A., Patroi, D. N., & Hancu, V. (2017). Dimethacrylate based composite resins for interim restorations in achievement ceramic veneers. Materiale Plastice, 54(2), 244–248. https://doi.org/10.37358/mp.17.2.4825

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