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ISSN (Print) 1013-9052
EISSN 1658-3558

The Saudi Dental Journal,
P.O. Box 52500,
Riyadh 11563,
Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
Tel.
966-1-467-7328
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933-1-467-7308 /
966-1-467-7534
Email
saudidj@ksu.edu.sa

Application of the Double Laminated Technique in

restoring Cervical Lesions


K. M. Al Saif, BDS, MS
College of Dentistry, KingSaud Univer­sity, P.O. Box 60169, Riyadh 11545, Saudi Arabia


Restoring Class V erosion or a carious lesion is a probiem for the restorative dentist. However in this paper, a recently introduced clinical procedure to restore Class V lesions is reviewed. This procedure is called the glass ionomer-composite sandwich technique. In this technique, glass ionomer is used as a base and then composite resin is bonded to the glass ionomer,


Saudi Dental Journal 1992;4(2):75-78.

 
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