Features of Dental Composite Resin
Tooth-Colored: Composite resin is tooth-colored, allowing for natural-looking restorations that blend seamlessly with the patient’s teeth.
Versatility: It is a versatile material suitable for various dental applications, including fillings, bonding, and cosmetic enhancements.
Composite Structure: Typically made of a mixture of resin and finely ground glass or ceramic particles, providing strength and durability.
Adhesive Properties: Composite resins can bond well to tooth structure, creating a strong and lasting connection.
Uses:
Dental Fillings: Composite resin is commonly used for tooth-colored fillings (white fillings) as an alternative to traditional amalgam fillings.
Cosmetic Bonding: It’s employed in cosmetic dentistry for bonding procedures to repair chipped, discolored, or misshapen teeth.
Veneers: Composite resin can be used for the fabrication of veneers, enhancing the appearance of teeth by covering imperfections.
Inlays and Onlays: Used for indirect restorations like inlays and onlays, providing a conservative option for restoring damaged teeth
