In a patient with high caries risk and high erosive wear, is a Class V carious lesion best restored with Fuji II (RMGIC) or composite resin?
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| contents | Both Fuji II (RMGIC) and composite resin have strengths for Class V restorations, with RMGIC offering better caries prevention in high-risk environments and composites providing superior aesthetics. |
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| spellingShingle | In a patient with high caries risk and high erosive wear, is a Class V carious lesion best restored with Fuji II (RMGIC) or composite resin? Tripdatabase high caries risk erosive wear Class V carious lesion Fuji II RMGIC composite resin dental restoration dentistry Both Fuji II (RMGIC) and composite resin have strengths for Class V restorations, with RMGIC offering better caries prevention in high-risk environments and composites providing superior aesthetics. |
| title | In a patient with high caries risk and high erosive wear, is a Class V carious lesion best restored with Fuji II (RMGIC) or composite resin? |
| topic | high caries risk erosive wear Class V carious lesion Fuji II RMGIC composite resin dental restoration dentistry |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.19120234 |