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Cuspal layering Technique

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Fig 1: Pre-operative photograph

Fig 2: Isolation achieved with Rubber Dam

Fig 3: Removal of temporary restoration

Fig 4: Orifices sealed with RMGIC

Fig 5: Selective Etching

Fig 6: Application of Self etch Bond

Fig 7: Application of Flowable Composite

Fig 8: Ready for composite restoration

Fig 9: Cuspal Build up Technique – Mesio-buccal cusp

Fig 10: Disto-lingual Cusp

Fig 11: Mesio-lingual Cusp

Fig 12: Disto-buccal Cusp

Fig 13: Distal Cusp

Fig 14: Application Of Tints

Fig 15: Final

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COVID-19 and dental education: Will dental schools admit new students in 2021?

LEIPZIG, Germany: Since the COVID-19 pandemic has severely restricted access to clinical practice, students around the world have been adversely affected by the far-reaching consequences the pandemic has had on dental education. To make the most of the current situation, numerous schools have instituted video and virtual platforms in order to familiarise students with standard clinical procedures. However, the knowledge gained through online learning is limited, and some students are now being asked to repeat the 2020–2021 academic year in order to complete the necessary clinical training. To this end, some dental schools have announced that they will not be admitting new students in 2021.

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