Flowable Composites

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Parents are concerned about aesthetics for their children. Aesthetic dentistry can provide a beautiful smile that parents and their children desire. Self image is very important for our young patients so that they can look good and feel good about themselves.

Table 1. Indications for Flowable Composites
Preventive resin restorations
Bonding orthodontic brackets
Minimally invasive Class I or II restorations
Class II restorations as a base or liner under composite restorations
Minimally invasive Class III restorations
Class V restorations
Splinting fractured and mobile teeth (post-trauma or periodontal involvement)
Repairing small direct and indirect restorations
Class VI restorations in nonstress bearing areas
Fissure sealant
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