Flowable composites have an abundance of uses in dental procedures including as liners and bases as well as for temporary crown repair, veneer cementation, pit and fissure sealing, porcelain repair and small core build up, and they are most commonly used in Class III, Class IV and Class V restorations.

Where are flowable composites best used?

Flowable composites have an abundance of uses in dental procedures including as liners and bases as well as for temporary crown repair, veneer cementation, pit and fissure sealing, porcelain repair and small core build up, and they are most commonly used in Class III, Class IV and Class V restorations.

Why do we use flowable composite?

Flowable composites are often utilized as a liner under composite restorations. The purpose is to seal the margin, which helps prevent postoperative sensitivity and secondary caries.