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Introduction
Consider restorative treatment if the structural integrity of the tooth is threatened or to restore loss of vertical dimension; where there is a risk of tooth fracture; to relieve hypersensitivity; to avoid pulpal exposure and to improve esthetics (main patient complaints).
Preferred treatment is dependent on the location and extent of erosion and should aim to protect the remaining tooth structure, stabilize the occlusion and control symptoms.
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Teeth
