From extension for prevention to prevention of extension: (minimal intervention dentistry)
Burke, F.J.
Dental Update 30(9): 492-8 500 502
2003
ISSN/ISBN: 0305-5000 PMID: 14686189 Document Number: 559330
Minimal intervention techniques cause less destruction of tooth substance than conventional techniques, with reduced risk of tooth fracture and pulpal problems. This article describes conventional cavity designs and discusses currently available minimal intervention techniques.
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