What is the difference between a liner and a base?

Liners are thin coatings for pulp protection, while bases are thicker materials used for structural support.

Do cavity liners reduce sensitivity?

Yes. They can help reduce post-operative sensitivity by insulating the pulp.

Cavity Liners

Cavity liners are thin coatings applied to the internal surfaces of a prepared cavity to protect the dental pulp and support restorative procedures. These materials act as a protective barrier, helping reduce irritation from restorative materials and promoting pulp health.

Commonly used in restorative dentistry, cavity liners are placed before the final restoration to provide thermal insulation, chemical protection, and, in some cases, therapeutic benefits.

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