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J Am Dent Assoc, Vol 131, No 4, 430.
© 2000 American Dental Association
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LETTERS

POSTOPERATIVE SENSITIVITY

With due respect to the authors ("Clinical Evaluation of Amalgam Bonding in Class I and II Restorations," January JADA), I have seen postoperative sensitivity associated with new amalgam restorations go from a [frequent] occurrence to nil since I started bonding amalgams these past 10 years.

Postoperative sensitivity is a thing of the past. Not to bond is to give our patients less.



Richard H. Price, D.M.D.
Newton Centre, Mass.



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