Expanded indications for combo ceramic onlays/inlays.
The ability to use conservative ceramic restorations may be limited because of the location and placement of the gingival margin while preparing the tooth for an inlay/onlay. The following technique, which uses a combination of modified preparation and special processing of a restoration combining gold and ceramic, may actually help expand the conservative treatment modality.
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