Question 107 · LDEK · Dental trauma in children
To restore a fractured crown of the tooth after trauma with the use of composite material one should:
- A. clean the tooth surface and apply fluoride varnish.
- B. make a temporary restoration, leave it for two weeks before the final restoration.
- C. avoid products containing alcohol.
- D. put a glass-ionomer lining.
- E. follow strictly the manufacturer's instructions.
Hint
The success of a composite build-up depends on the adhesive procedure, whose details differ from one system to another.
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