Immediate dentin sealing (IDS) is an innovative approach in restorative dentistry that has gained recognition for its ability to enhance bond strength, reduce sensitivity after procedures, and improve the durability of indirect restorations. This review puts together data from scientific studies to provide an in-depth analysis of IDS, focusing on its core principles, clinical advantages, applications, and challenges. Drawing from clinical trials, systematic reviews, and meta-analyses, this narrative review stresses the significance of IDS in modern adhesive protocols and its role in achieving successful and long-lasting restorative outcomes.
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