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Abstract
This study was conducted to evaluate the effect of curing direction (occlusal, transtooth or occlusal/transtooth polymerization), and curing time (one or two curing cycles), as well as the influence of remaining wall thickness, as reflected by cavity width (either moderate or wide) on the depth of cure of bulk-fill resin composite proximal restorations.