Traditional instruction for composite application has always been “incremental” and with “cold” room temperature material. And yet, voids and gaps are often observed with the “cold” placement of these materials. Flowable composites and various placement techniques have been developed to help overcome this problem, especially in the deepest parts of our tooth preparations. However, recent evidence is calling this “tried and true” process into question. In this CE webinar, join us to review the “tradition” of composite placement as you and I were taught in dental school and as we investigate a processes that can simplify and improve your long term restorative process.

During this CE webinar, we will
• Learn why “incremental” composite placement may be problematic
• Understand why flowable composites may or may not be beneficial in the restorative process
• Learn why incorporating warmed composite techniques can enhance and improve your restorations   ( disclaimer, bio and commercial disclosure )