Similar to the intact natural tooth, an adhesively-restored tooth is better able to handle and manage functional stresses. Logically, conserving more of the intact tooth is paramount to this approach, which pairs perfectly with adhesion. At its core, the biomimetic approach respects the simple philosophy that, to adequately restore teeth, we must “mimic life” and understand the natural tooth in its entirety. Collectively, the science, principles, and techniques of advanced adhesive dentistry are known as biomimetic dentistry. This transition was fostered by a wealth of scientific publications, improvements in adhesive materials, and most importantly, worldwide dissemination of the science and techniques of advanced adhesion. David Scott Alleman, DMDĭuring the last 15 years, the restorative approach has steadily evolved, progressing from mechanical retention to advanced adhesion. Increase the longevity of restorations with the biomimetic approachĭavid Starr Alleman, DDS | Matthew A.
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