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Food trap between crowned molars

How can a food trap between crowned molars be removed? Is it possible to add material (bonding) to the crowns?

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Dr. Miller Vieira Paula, DDS
Dr. Miller Vieira Paula, DDS
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Answered on Nov 28, 2024
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