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Figure 2: Consider the potential occlusal significance of this clinical situation: a worn class I composite needing replacement on the second molar, a rock-hard, nonwearing zirconia crown on the first molar, and a natural premolar tooth.

New restoration types make occlusion knowledge mandatory

Occlusion continues to be a forgotten area of dentistry. Dr. Gordon Christensen says it’s time to upgrade your occlusion knowledge and implement more occlusal prevention and treatment...

New restoration types make occlusion knowledge mandatory

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