Bulk-Fill Composite Behavior is a material response construct that characterizes the shrinkage dynamics and stress development of bulk-fill dental composites during polymerization, distinguishing it from conventional incrementally placed composites by its optimized viscoelastic properties and depth of cure enabling clinically acceptable adaptation in single-layer restorations.
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Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München
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