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The article reviews the clinical performance of direct and indirect adhesive restorations, highlighting that composite materials are preferred for both anterior and posterior restorations. It compares the longevity and failure rates of various adhesive systems, indicating that indirect partial ceramic restorations generally exhibit lower annual failure rates than direct composites. Factors influencing restoration success include patient and operator characteristics, adhesive type, and maintenance practices.

Author

David Hernandez

Language

EN