Class V restorations in dentistry refer to fillings placed on the cervical third of the tooth, near the gum line. These restorations are typically used to treat decay, abrasion, or erosion in this area. Materials such as composite resin or glass ionomer are commonly used for Class V restorations due to their aesthetic properties and ability to bond well with tooth structure. The goal is to restore the tooth’s function and appearance while preventing further decay or damage. Go through all these procedures with our expert on Dr Urvashi Sharma.
Beyond the Surface-Perfecting Class V Restorations
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