Ask the Expert: An Interview with Bob Margeas, DDS on Universal Composites
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How do you evaluate the esthetic potential of a composite?
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By Susan Prater-Kudlats, DMD
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By Dimple Desai, DDS, AAACD
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By Nate Lawson, DMD, MA, PhD
When I first learned to place composite restorations, I had issues achieving a smooth, porous-free surface that blended with my tooth preparation. Perhaps the most important tip to achieve this outcome is to maintain a smooth surface throughout the entire process of placing and layering the composite.