Siba Alhosin outlines the essential tooth layers and how understanding them improves aesthetic restorations and material selection.
The planet we live on is composed of numerous layers, extending from its core to the unseen magnetic field in outer space. It’s incredible how the ice layers at the Earth’s poles have accumulated over thousands of years, forming countless prominent layers from a single material.
Through layers, we get a great idea about the Earth’s age, so our existence seems incredibly brief – like a mere second against a century of planetary history. By examining layers, we uncover valuable knowledge about the larger whole, while also learning from the individual components that comprise it.
In biological terms, layers are fundamental to our survival. We often face the loss or damage of these layers, which is part of the human experience.
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