Which factor most significantly influences the longevity of a composite restoration on a posterior tooth?
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Correct answer: Isolation and placement technique with layering and curing
Proper technique — isolation, incremental placement, complete curing, finishing and polishing — plays a critical role in ensuring composite restoration longevity, especially under posterior occlusal load.
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