Posterior Composite Techniques for Great Dentistry

Learn how to prepare, place, fill, contour and polish posterior composites in this step-by-step course. Dr. Vargas shares his knowledge and experience of doing posterior composite restorations and gives tips on how to achieve great dentistry for this common dental practice procedure. It’s never too late for life-long learners to refresh their technique or for first-time learners to review the fundamentals of this essential procedure. Learn the principles of adhesives, etching and bonding along with deep margin elevation techniques. Additionally, dive deep into cavity preparation, liners, sectional matrices and depth of cure.

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  • Marcos Vargas

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  • Spear

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