Abstract
Various techniques are available for the application of composite to restore worn teeth. Different techniques may be chosen based on the clinical presentation or clinician preference. However, for composite to be successful, there are numerous factors which must be considered in order to optimise the outcome. Pre-treatment steps, such as isolation for optimal moisture control and adequate surface preparation of the tooth, as well as the post build-up objectives of achieving a stable occlusion, good marginal adaptation and final aesthetics, are discussed in the paper.
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