Clinical Case: Anterior smile rehabilitation following severe cervical and interproximal caries. Under optimal rubber dam isolation, the decay was removed and interdental matrices were adapted. A meticulous composite layering technique was used to rebuild the proximal walls and restore natural anatomy. The final post-operative result shows a seamless, highly aesthetic, and polished finish.
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For moisture control and optimal field isolation
Caries removal and adaptation of interdental
matrices for anatomical reconstruction
using composite resin to rebuild proximal Walls
Result after finishing and polishing
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