Closing the Gaps: Treating Diastemas, Black Triangles & Peg Laterals

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1. Rate your confidence in treating diastemas using direct restorative methods.

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2. Which techniques have you used to treat black triangles and how effective were they?

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Anatomic tooth forms	Anatomic tooth forms Never used	Anatomic tooth forms Not effective	Anatomic tooth forms Somewhat effective	Anatomic tooth forms Very effective
Heated composite	Heated composite Never used	Heated composite Not effective	Heated composite Somewhat effective	Heated composite Very effective
Traditional hand-spackled composite	Traditional hand-spackled composite Never used	Traditional hand-spackled composite Not effective	Traditional hand-spackled composite Somewhat effective	Traditional hand-spackled composite Very effective
Injection molded composite	Injection molded composite Never used	Injection molded composite Not effective	Injection molded composite Somewhat effective	Injection molded composite Very effective

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3. How often do you use injection molded composite for anterior restorations?

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4. Describe your primary goal when treating peg laterals and the techniques you use.

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5. What suggestions do you have for improving the lecture content?

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6. How likely is it that you would recommend this company to a friend or colleague?

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