Lichtpolymerisation heute

Die Lichthärtung von zahnärztlichen Materialien ist ein essenzieller Bestandteil der zahnärztlichen Behandlung geworden. Das Angebot an lichthärtenden Produkten ist in den letzten Jahren enorm gewachsen, sodass die Aushärtung von Adhäsivsystemen, Füllungskompositen und Befestigungsmaterialien mit einem Polymerisationslichtgerät heute zum Standard der zahnärztlichen Behandlung gehört. Dabei können sich allerdings leicht Fehler einschleichen, welche die Langlebigkeit von Restaurationen entscheidend beeinflussen. In diesem Beitrag sollen daher die wichtigsten Aspekte für eine sichere Polymerisation lichthärtender Kompositmaterialien dargestellt werden.

Publikationsverlauf

Artikel online veröffentlicht:
10. Juni 2022

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