Noninvasive Proximal Adhesive Restoration in the Treatment of Non-cavitated Interproximal Incipient Carious Lesions: A Case Report

The noninvasive proximal adhesive restoration (NIPAR) technique is a approach that utilizes one-component universal for infiltration and filled flowable resin impermeable sealing. This offers several benefits. treatment particularly significant in restorative dentistry, as it entails identifying managing caries their initial phases. efficacy of the limited to non-cavitated lesions. In this case report, 24-year-old male patient with no relevant medical conditions history dental extractions restorations visited University Geneva Dental School complete check-up. Orthopantomogram (OPG) bitewing radiographs revealed multiple teeth # 37 (mesial), 36 (mesial & distal), 35 (distal). addition, DIAGNOcam (KaVo) was used diagnostic tool establish caries' progression. After discussing options patient, decision made treat lesions at enamel level using NIPAR.