Clinical Application of the Closed Sandwich Technique in a Class II Restoration

Graeme Milicich
Author: Graeme Milicich
Date: 04/07/2011 06:39pm
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A 22-year-old patient presented with extensive decay in several teeth. As a professional rower, her heavy use of sports drinks for electrolyte and hydration management during training had led to this high-risk caries status. On advice, she has replaced the sports drinks with plain water and now uses solid sources to meet her electrolyte and energy requirements.
To manage the biofilm imbalance and help in the reestablishment of a healthy biofilm, she has also commenced a treatment program using the CariFree (Oral BioTech) range of pH elevation products.

A 22-year-old patient presented with extensive decay in several teeth. As a professional rower, her heavy use of sports drinks for electrolyte and hydration management during training had led to this high-risk caries status. On advice, she has replaced the sports drinks with plain water and now uses solid sources to meet her electrolyte and energy requirements.
To manage the biofilm imbalance and help in the reestablishment of a healthy biofilm, she has also commenced a treatment program using the CariFree (Oral BioTech) range of pH elevation products.

Category TagsCariology and Caries Management, Dental Materials and Biomaterials, Restorative Dentistry, Restorations, Restorative Materials

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