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Why do we have to apply gic over calcium hydroxide?

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Protection: Calcium hydroxide is relatively fragile and also does not bond to tooth structure well. By placing a layer of glass ionomer over it you hold the calcium hydroxide in place and prevent it from cracking and/or dislodging when you place your final restoration.

Answered 7/18/2013

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