The Tucker Technique: Conservative Molar Inlays Preserving the Transverse Ridge   Authors: TA Hess *• CPK Wadhwani1 *Timothy A Hess, DDS, private practice, Auburn, WA, USA  1-Chandur PK Wadhwani, BDS, MSD, private practice, Bellevue, WA, USA drhess@tahessdds.com Abstract: SUMMARY  Conservation of healthy tooth structure should be the aim of any restorative procedure. Two inlays may be an ideal choice for the treatment of maxillary molars to preserve the transverse ridge and maintain structural integrity. Source: Operative Dentistry   Full text

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