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COMPOSITE :THE
GUIDED BY:
‘CHAMELEON’ PRESENTED BY:
DR.RAHUL MARIA DR.ANUBHUTI
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Simplified Composite placement techniques

for predictable restorations requires
efficient ways of providing quality work.
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In today’s economic environment there is an increased demand for direct restorations.

Composite restorations have traditionally been viewed as

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Expertise
Attention to detail
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To enjoy the true art and science of cosmetic

dentistry, the clinician must have a thorough

understanding of tooth morphology and

topography; tooth shade analysis; composite

systems and layering techniques; and the use

of tints, opaquer, and maverick colours and

zones to create restorations that mimic nature

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Aesthetic Anterior Composite Restorations: A Guide to Direct Placement, Brian P.

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Karl F. Leinfelder, and Douglas A. Terry, Nov/Dec 2006 Volume 2, Issue 9

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