An 18year-old volleyball player was hit in the mouth with an elbow by one of her teammates. Tooth #9 was fractured the mesioincisal edge creating a 4mm by 4 mm loss of tooth structure. The patient is being seen on an emergency basis and the dentist asked you to set up the operatory. Question: Which type of composites would work well for this situation? Why? What type of etch system would you use? Why? Which type of composite should be avoided? Why?

An 18year-old volleyball player was hit in the mouth with an elbow by one of her teammates. Tooth #9 was fractured the mesioincisal edge creating a 4mm by 4 mm loss of tooth structure. The patient is being seen on an emergency basis and the dentist asked you to set up the operatory. Question: Which type of composites would work well for this situation? Why? What type of etch system would you use? Why? Which type of composite should be avoided? Why?

Principles Of Pharmacology Med Assist

6th Edition

ISBN:9781337512442

Author:RICE

Publisher:RICE

Chapter8: Forms Of Drugs And How They Act

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