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A concise manual presents a historical overview of tin as a restorative material, then examines its physical and chemical properties, methods of manufacture, and clinical applications. It compares tin with other restorative metals and addresses corrosion, discoloration, galvanic and therapeutic effects. Detailed practical guidance covers cavity preparation, matrices, condensation and finishing techniques, temporary fillings, pulp capping, combinations with gold and amalgam, and methods of repair. Chapters also discuss indications, advantages, limitations, and operative technics intended to help practitioners and students preserve teeth using tin-based restoratives.
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