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PRACTICAL CLINICAL COURSES A Service of the Gordon J. Christensen Career Development Program V5143 Sealants and Preventive Resin Restorations When & How Gordon J. Christensen, DDS, MSD, PhD Materials

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How to fill out preventive resin restorations:

1. Begin by preparing the tooth surface. Remove any existing decay or old restorations, and clean the area thoroughly.
2. Etch the tooth surface with an etchant gel or liquid containing phosphoric acid. This will create micro-pores on the enamel surface, improving the bond between the resin and the tooth.
3. Rinse off the etchant and dry the tooth surface. It is important to keep the area dry to ensure proper bonding of the resin material.
4. Apply a bonding agent to the etched tooth surface. The bonding agent helps to further enhance the bond between the resin material and the tooth.
5. Light cure the bonding agent using a dental curing light. This will activate the chemicals in the bonding agent and create a strong bond.
6. Choose the appropriate shade of resin material and place it in the prepared cavity or restoration site. Use a condenser or a dental instrument to pack the resin material tightly, ensuring there are no voids or gaps.
7. Contour and shape the resin material to mimic the natural anatomy of the tooth. Use dental instruments and finishing burs to achieve the desired shape and smoothness.
8. Light cure the resin material again to fully polymerize and harden it. Follow the manufacturer's instructions for the appropriate curing time and intensity of the dental curing light.
9. Check the occlusion or the way the teeth come together to ensure proper bite and alignment. Make any necessary adjustments to the resin material if needed.
10. Finally, polish the resin restoration using dental polishing cups and abrasive paste to achieve a smooth and glossy surface.

Who needs preventive resin restorations:

1. Individuals with deep grooves or pits on their teeth that are prone to decay. These areas can be difficult to clean properly, making them more susceptible to cavities.
2. Patients with a high risk of developing cavities, such as those with a history of frequent dental decay or poor oral hygiene habits.
3. Children and teenagers who have newly erupted permanent teeth. Applying preventive resin restorations can help protect these newly erupted teeth from decay and preserve their integrity.

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What is preventive resin restorations?

Preventive resin restorations are a type of dental treatment where a dentist uses a tooth-colored resin material to fill cavities and restore the tooth to its normal shape and function.

Who is required to file preventive resin restorations?

Preventive resin restorations are typically performed by dentists on patients who have cavities or other minor tooth damage.

How to fill out preventive resin restorations?

To fill out preventive resin restorations, a dentist will first remove any decayed or damaged tooth structure, then clean the area before applying the resin material and shaping it to match the tooth's natural contours.

What is the purpose of preventive resin restorations?

The purpose of preventive resin restorations is to restore the tooth's function and appearance, prevent further decay or damage, and improve the overall oral health of the patient.

What information must be reported on preventive resin restorations?

Information that must be reported on preventive resin restorations includes the patient's name, date of birth, details of the restorative procedure, and any materials used.