When selecting dental composites, it’s crucial to consider their micro-mechanical bonding capabilities and esthetics. For example, I’ve found that using a flowable composite in the anterior segment can significantly enhance the final appearance and fit. I’m interested in hearing about others’ experiences with various brands and techniques.
Teledentistry’s really picking up! I just helped a local practice set up a teledentistry platform, and it’s streamlined patient care… Just make sure to be clear on state regulations for remote practices.
I’ve had great results using a universal composite like Tetric EvoCeram in the anterior — its handling properties and esthetics really shine, especially for those demanding cases. I’d agree on flowable composites enhancing fit, but I’ve found that layering techniques often yield the best outcomes for both durability and looks.