Clinical Efficiency Of Minimally Invasive Caries Treatment Using Giomer

2025

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DOI 10.1016/j.identj.2025.104554
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Abstract

To evaluate the clinical efficacy of Giomer Beautifil (Shofu) 374 temporary teeth (278 temporary molars and 98 incisors and fangs) were treated in children aged 2.2 to 13 years The clinical usefulness of fillings was determined by the following criteria: presence of a seal and its anatomical form (visually); marginal fit (by sensing); color change along the outer edge of the seal (visually); color fastness of a seal (visually); the presence of recurrent caries (through sounding). FL-Bond II and filling materials of the Beautifil series are a modern and reliable restoration system that meets all the indications of conservative and restoration dentistry. The patented filler technology, including protective potential, provides effective protection against secondary caries and at the same time a good light-optical effect. In most cases, restoration with high aesthetic requirements does not require the use of diverse colors. The filling material of Beautifil II and Beautiful Flow Plus Gyomers is effective for use in pediatric restoration dentistry, convenient in operation, and has high strength properties. Beautifil II and Beautiful Flow Plus are recommended as the primary filling material for widespread use in patients at high risk of tooth decay.