Posterior Restoration: How to use a Flowable Restorative as a Liner in a Class II Dental Restoration

See how to use a flowable dental comosite as a liner base in this step-by-step case study. Learn more about Filtek Supreme Ultra go.3M.com/Filtek
Dr. Reich used Filtek™ Supreme Ultra Flowable Restorative as a liner base for a Filtek™ Supreme Ultra Universal Restorative in a Class II dental restoration.
Courtesy of Dr. G. Aboudharam, France
Courtesy of Dr. Reich, Seefeld, Germany

[@giladwas]

Nice aesthetic job - but at 3:22 it is clear that there is no contact point...The follow up image is angled to mask this.

[@jkvsu]

Haha I noticed that too

[@biotipotraining7358]

Fique contente em agir. Deixe a fala para os outros, quem puder dar uma força segue o meu canal!
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[@FL-gg4dq]

Open contact . Because of tofflemire . Use separating rings with a sectional matrix would be a better system for this case

[@sukinahhussain7439]

After placing the flowable do you have to etch and bond again?

[@theprochrist]

very un-informative

[@TheOwlDaddy]

I would prefer the loss of the tooth than getting this material in my mouth...... :-( The amalgam would stay in - be sure about that!

[@28ebdh3udnav]

TheOwlDaddy Amalgam and composite are two different materials.