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Closing The Gap Between Oral Hygiene And Minimally Invasive Dentistry: A Review On The Resin Infiltration Technique Of Incipient (Proximal) Enamel Lesions
Quintessence International , 09/10/09

Kielbassa AM et al. – The clinical research evidence on the resin infiltration technique currently is of moderate extent to reach any decisive conclusions; however, based on available laboratory and clinical studies, it seems convincing that resin infiltration of enamel lesions should reduce (or even stop) the progress of white spot lesions. Combining this ultraconservative restorative approach (which is considered microinvasive) with a substantial caries remineralization program may provide therapeutic benefits and significantly reduce both long–term restorative needs and costs, thus complementing the concept of minimal intervention dentistry.

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