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Remaining dentin thickness (RDT) refers to the amount of dentin (the hard tissue underlying the enamel) that remains after tooth preparation for a dental restoration, such as a dental filling or crown. RDT is a critical factor in restorative dentistry, as it influences the long-term success and durability of the restoration.

The dentist must carefully evaluate and preserve an adequate thickness of dentin to ensure the structural integrity and vitality of the tooth. The ideal RDT may vary depending on the type of restoration, location of the tooth in the mouth, and the specific clinical situation.


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