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In the course of a class iii composite resin on #8 which teeth need to be isolated?
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Could be just one: You might only need just the single tooth isolated, but it's up to the personal preference of the dentist how many teeth he likes to isolate for the procedure.
Answered 1/25/2014
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Cuspid to Cuspid: is the most common isolation for this procedure. The advantage is acquiring excellent access, moisture control and best cosmetics.
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