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[General Chat] cavity treatment

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I'm going to write something about resin and inlay.
I understand that resin is used unilaterally in small cavity areas and is used for teeth that are not used well, and inlay is used for teeth with large cavity ranges or well-used teeth such as molar teeth. But since the price is too different, I want to get treated with resin, but I'm worried because I have a cavity around my molar. The cavity is small, but it is near the molar, so if you use resin, there is a risk of breaking or damage. Then, is it really inevitable to use inlay? Is resin going to be hard??
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