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Biomimetic restoration of mandibular and maxillary molars using the stamp technique: A case series

International Journal of Applied Dental Sciences · 2021 · Vol. 7(3) · pp. 183–186
Shubham KajaniSophia Thakur

Abstract

A favourable occlusion is essential for better adaptation of the teeth to the surrounding neuromuscular and temporo-mandibular structures functionally. If this comes in support with an aesthetic rehabilitation of the teeth, it will enhance the normal functioning of the patient in all the aspects. The stamp technique is a viable, simple and accurate procedure for the restoration of class 1 carious lesion in an aesthetic and biomimetic manner, which minimizes any sort of post-procedural discomfort to the patient.

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