Clinical case by Cindy Annisa Melati, indonesia
A 31-year-old male patient presented with a fractured restoration on tooth #36, previously treated endodontically and currently asymptomatic. Adequate coronal dentin remained to support a direct restoration. The clinical objective was to re-establish the proximal wall, restore occlusal anatomy, and ensure a reliable marginal seal.
The restorative procedure involved selective enamel etching with P-Etchant Phosphoric Acid Etching Gel (HUGE), followed by universal adhesive application using HugeBond Universal Light-Cure Dental Adhesive (HUGE). Composite reconstruction was completed using Trusfil Flow Composite and Trusfil Packable Composite (HUGE), allowing precise adaptation and anatomical layering.
Minimal removal of defective enamel margins and smoothing of edges.
Enamel etching for 20–30 s, dentin etching for 15 s using P-Etchant (HUGE).
Apply HugeBond Universal, scrub 20 s, air-thin, light cure.
Enamel etching for 20–30 s, dentin etching for 15 s using P-Etchant (HUGE).
Apply HugeBond Universal, scrub 20 s, air-thin, light cure.
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