To warm or not to warm your dental composite. What should you do?
Dr. Howard Glazer says he was a naysayer in the beginning. But if you look at the science, you can see that warming facilitates placement of the composite, makes it easier to handle, and enhances its curability. He thinks composite warming has a big place in dentistry.
I believe it’s also worth looking the IFUs for your composites.
Join Dr. Glazer and me in this episode of Success in 7 Minutes as we discuss composite warming, dispensing, handling, and offer clinical tips based on our experiences that will make seating your dental restorations more successful.
Reach out to us with any questions you have. We’re here to support you!
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