REPLACEMENT OF CLASS II COMPOSITE RESIN RESTORATION BY MICROSCOPE-AIDED RESTORATION WITH GOOD CONFORMITY AND CLEANING CHARACTERISTICS

Abstract

In response to patient requests, aesthetic restoration has succeeded metal restoration as the mainstream method of treating proximal cavity of the molar region. This method has been used in composite resin filling, ceramic inlay, composite resin inlay and other modes, but fine filling has been difficult to achieve in direct filling with composite resins using the naked eye. Here, we report the achievement of good 45 and 46 restorations using the rubber wedge method under microscopic observation for sound treatment.