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Successful restorations in dental patients depend largely on the effective control of moisture and microbes during the procedure. The rubber dam technique has been one of the most widely used isolation methods in dental restorative treatments.
Isolating the tooth to be restored from the contamination of moisture or saliva in restoration placement may promote the bonding of the restorative materials to the tooth, while rubber dam usage is highly recommended for endodontics for reasons of safety and cross‐infection control.
10 paź 2022 · This non-inferiority randomised clinical trial aimed to evaluate the survival of direct bulk fill composite resin restorations in primary molars using different methods of moisture control: rubber dam isolation (RDI—local anaesthesia and rubber dam) and cotton roll isolation (CRI—cotton roll and saliva ejector).
17 maj 2021 · Request PDF | Rubber dam isolation for restorative treatment in dental patients | Background: The effective control of moisture and microbes is necessary for the success of restoration...
Direct restorative dentistry procedures, also referred to as “fillings,” restore teeth by employing amalgam or resin composite materials. Indirect methods use the lab prepared restorations. Controlling moisture and microbes are likely the two most crucial variables for successful repairs.
To achieve adequate moisture control, retraction cord isolation should be used in conjunction with salivation control. A properly applied retraction cord improves access and visibility
10 paź 2022 · The present study aimed to evaluate the survival of direct bulk fill composite resin restorations in primary molars by comparing rubber dam isolation (RDI—local anaesthesia, use of dental clamp and rubber dam) and cotton roll isolation (CRI—cotton roll and saliva ejector).
