Matrixing for MID success.
The proper use of matrices can lead to successful, stable dental restorations. Their importance is further advanced in MID restorations. The 3 Cs of contour, contact, and control properly exercised with correct placement of matrices can enhance the long-term success of any restoration. Matrices create healthy gingival contours, mimic natural tooth contours, and also create good healthy contacts. All of these benefits can be achieved while controlling the flow of bonding products from the gums and keeping sulcular fluids from contaminating the bonding surfaces.
Mark
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Malterud
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