Which of the following is a proper indication for composite resin restoration rather than amalgam?
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Correct answer: Small anterior or premolar cavity in a visible tooth where aesthetics matter
Composite is especially indicated when aesthetics and preservation of tooth structure are priorities, such as in visible teeth — where color-matched restorations provide a natural appearance.
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