Incorporating Glass Ionomers into the Daily Routine of General Practice

Dr. James Jesse
Author: Dr. James Jesse
Date: 04/11/2011 02:18pm
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When I was much younger, I remember visiting a “Tomorrowland” exhibit at Disneyland that portrayed what the future might be like. At the end of the exhibit, the announcer said, “Better living through chemistry—brought to you by Monsanto.” Now I’ve come to understand how true this was. Certainly, the world of dentistry today revolves around chemistry. In my opinion, the most notable influence chemistry has had in the dental profession is in adhesive dentistry.

When I was much younger, I remember visiting a “Tomorrowland” exhibit at Disneyland that portrayed what the future might be like. At the end of the exhibit, the announcer said, “Better living through chemistry—brought to you by Monsanto.” Now I’ve come to understand how true this was. Certainly, the world of dentistry today revolves around chemistry. In my opinion, the most notable influence chemistry has had in the dental profession is in adhesive dentistry.

Category TagsDental Materials and Biomaterials, Restorative Dentistry

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