Tips for Posterior Wedges
Quick Tips: TIPS & Recipes
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In this tip, I explain how to use elastic wedges with partial matrices for posterior restorations. The focus is on ensuring the proper placement of the wedge below the contact point for better adaptation. Different wedge heights, from national and imported brands, are presented, and the importance of adjusting the wedge correctly to prevent displacement during the procedure is highlighted.
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