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Laboratory-made composite resin restorations in children and adolescents with hypoplasia or hypomineralization of teeth.
[dentinogenesis imperfecta]
Management
of
children
and
adolescents
with
qualitative
or
quantitative
defects
of
enamel
or
dentin
are
often
impeded
by
patient
compliance
,
rare
prevalence
of
disease
,
lack
of
evidence
,
and
cost
.
The
aim
for
all
patients
in
this
case
series
was
to
develop
a
suitable
treatment
strategy
that
required
little
chair
time
and
was
applicable
to
several
conditions
.
Thirty
-
four
laboratory-made
composite
resin
restorations
were
placed
in
differently
affected
permanent
posterior
teeth
of
eight
young
patients
.
The
ages
of
the
patients
ranged
from
6
to
15
years
.
All
restorations
were
adhesively
inserted
with
the
etch-and-rinse
technique
and
are
still
in
situ
.
The
longevity
of
the
restorations
at
present
is
2
to
48
months
.
This
treatment
method
allowed
relatively
comfortable
treatment
for
children
and
adolescents
who
required
extensive
dental
treatment
.
The
outcome
has
been
favorable
with
good
patient
compliance
,
brief
chair
time
,
and
functional
and
esthetic
restorations
.
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"laboratory-made composite resin restorations"
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dentinogenesis imperfecta
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