Tips for Microetcher
Quick Tips: TIPS & Recipes
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In today’s video, we discuss the use of a microetcher in dental procedures, particularly for cementation and composite resin. We explain how the microetcher can be used in both the lab and the mouth, improving adhesion on metal and dentin surfaces. It’s a simple yet effective tool to enhance contact and surface energy, delivering better clinical results in aesthetic and restorative dentistry.
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