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Dental restorations can be classified into two kinds: direct and indirect restorations which can be categorized further by their location and size. A root canal is a restorative method done to fill the space where the dental pulp usually stays. Tooth preparation is typically needed to make way for the intended restoration procedure, to take off any dental decay and structurally unhealthy tooth. If permanent restoration is not possible even after tooth preparation, temporatry restoration is the alternative. Direct restoration is a technique that includes putting a soft and malleable filling into the prepared tooth and forming the tooth before the restorative material hardens. A good thing about it is that the restorative material used hardens fast and can be done by one operator only.
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