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Composite Restoration

February 9, 2026 by Kristensmith Taylor Leave a Comment

Composite Restoration

Describe briefly the advantages and disadvantages of composite resin.
Answer:

Advantages of Composite Resin:

  • Composites are highly esthetic restorative materials.
  • Working time is quite good due to the multiple curing system.
  • The placement of composites is very easy.
  • They are moderately strong and durable.
  • Corrosion does not occur in composites.
  • Composites are easily repaired

Disadvantages of Composite Resin:

  • They have high shrinkage.
  • Composites are very technique sensitive.
  • Composites stick to the instruments.
  • They directly do not bond with tooth structure so require a dentin bonding agent.
  • Composites are non-condensable.
  • If restoration of composites is improperly done microleakage and recurrent caries may occur.
  • Composite resins have low wear resistance as compared to metal restorations.
  • The life span of composites is shorter when compared to the life span of metallic restorations.
  • Composites get stained with time and can show color instability.

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