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J Dent Educ. 48(4): 211-212 1984
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Journal of Dental Education, Vol 48, Issue 4, 211-212
Copyright © 1984 by American Dental Education Association

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Teaching dental anatomy with light-activated resins

Y Chalkley, GE Denehy, and TM Schulein

A method has been described in which light-activated resins are incorporated into the dental anatomy laboratory. This procedure is a valuable addition to the anatomy course because students (1) work with a restorative material appropriate for anterior teeth, (2) learn the unique properties of the light-activated resins, and (3) apply the principles of dental anatomy to a clinically relevant task.




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