FRACTURE RESISTANCE OF MUTILATED MAXILLARY PREMOLARS RESTORED WITH DIFFERENT DIRECT & INDIRECT RESTORATIONS
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Restoring mesio-occluso-distal (MOD) cavities in premolar teeth is often regarded as a challenging procedure, as the loss of marginal ridges significantly weakens the remaining tooth structure and greatly reduces its fracture resistance under occlusal stresses.(1,2) Adhesive techniques are commonly used to strengthen weakened teeth, enhancing the stiffness of the restored tooth structure and protecting it from fractures during clinical use.
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