What Is Class1 Restoration

Class I lesions are associated with caries in the pits and fissures system. Dental amalgam may be recommended for the restoration of those lesions due its strength, resistance to wear and the ability to self-seal the margins of the restoration over time.

What is a dental Class 1?

Class 1: Patient that does not require dental treatment or re-evaluation within a 12 month period. Class 2: Patient with an oral condition that has the potential but is not expected to result in dental emergencies within a 12 month period.

How many types of dental restoration are there?

If the damage to the tooth is more extensive, another type of restoration is chosen. Before looking at the last two restoration methods, it is important to note that there are two types of dental restoration: Direct and indirect restorations.

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