Evaluation of finishing and polishing of class 1 amalgam restorations done by dental students - a retrospective study
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https://doi.org/10.48047/swj9ay51Keywords:
Finishing - polishing - class 1 - amalgam restorations -innovative - dental students - a retrospective studyAbstract
Introduction: Finishing amalgam restorations includes the removing marginal irregularities,
defining anatomical contours, and also smoothing the surface roUndergraduatehness of the
restoration. Polishing is performed to obtain a smooth, shiny glow on the surface of the amalgam.
Finishing, polishing of dental restorations are one of important aspects of clinical procedures that
enhance both appearance and longevity. Residual surface roUndergraduatehness associated with
improper finishing and polishing can mainly cause plaque accumulation, gingival irritation, and also
increased surface staining poor or suboptimal aesthetics. The finishing and polishing process requires
a stepwise approach they differ interns of intent and degree
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