Full Mouth Restoration · 1 min read

Why is a temporary restoration used?

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Understanding the trial, temporary use, and permanent restoration stages.

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Temporary restorations protect the prepared teeth and allow shape, bite, and aesthetic expectations to be evaluated before the permanent restoration. This period is also important for observing the patient’s adaptation to the new form.

Transition to the permanent restoration

The permanent restoration is delivered after fit, color, contact points, and bite have been checked. The frequency of check-ups and treatment duration differ for each case.

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