Composite Resins: Clinical Technique- Posterior Composites

Composite resins have led to significant advancements in restorative dentistry offering patients a highly aesthetic and minimally invasive option. Ii is an extensive topic and also quite important from examination point of view. In the first part we discussed the composition and classification of composite and in the second part we looked at the clinical techniques for anterior composite restorations. This video explains the clinical technique for posterior composites, examples of matrix system used, oblique increment placement procedure for composite resin restoration of the proximal box and examples of finishing & polishing instruments used for final contouring of restorations.
Check out the first part of Composite resins: Composition and classification, click on the link below:
• Composite Resins: Comp...
Second part of Composite resins: Composite Resins: Clinical Technique- Anterior Composites, click on the link below:
• Composite Resins: Clin...

[@LifeOfDentist.]

Well explained 👏

[@PrinceAurangjeb]

is this cavity design for composite restoration?

[@DentalSymphonyES]

Yes

[@Kanwalzahid2312]

Literally just reading book lines

[@bloomingheart6769]

Makes more confusing..🙏🏻

[@Hala-ze7tm]

Same here