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What is the procedure for removing  composite filling of front teeth. Does is damage the teeth when u remove? Do u use a solvent that can dissolve the composite material so it doesn't affect the teeth
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Hi, A drilling instrument is used for removing the composite filling which removes the filling part only and doesn’t affect the natural tooth structure at all. Once removed re-filling is a must to avoid food lodgement and ensure smooth surface. No solvent or chemical agent is used for removal.
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no solvent is used to dissolve the material. Air rotor will be used to remove the material and create new bevel for new restoration
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