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8 sty 2015 · • Provides moisture control that is essential for placement of restorative materials • Improves access during treatment by retracting the lips, tongue, and gingiva • Provides better visibility because of the contrast of color of the dam and the tooth
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Controlling moisture and microbes are likely the two most crucial variables for successful repairs. In addition to reducing the danger of infection or re-infection, it helps adhere the restorations. Secondary cavities or poor bonding could jeopardize the restoration’s success or durability. [1 - 5]
30 lip 2020 · Rubber dam isolation is generally considered to be the optimal method of moisture control in dentistry and is taught at the majority of dental schools worldwide.
8 sty 2015 · When assisting in a dental procedure, one of the most important responsibilities of the chairside dental assistant is to maintain moisture control. The assistant keeps the operating field free of excess water, saliva, blood, tooth fragments, and excess dental materials.
However, it is usually more practical and convenient to isolate specific teeth and, by minimizing the number of rubber dam holes, moisture and infection control are optimized. The following clinical case examples are designed to provide practical guidance for the versatile and predictable isolation of single and multiple posterior and anterior ...
20 wrz 2016 · 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.
Abstract: Rubber dam isolation is generally considered to be the optimal method of moisture control in dentistry and is taught at the majority of dental schools worldwide.
