Adrian Ujin Yap
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Adrian Ujin Yap is a dental researcher whose work focuses on restorative dentistry, specifically the performance and longevity of resin-modified glass ionomer cements (RMGICs). His major contributions lie in understanding how clinical techniques affect the sealing ability of these restorations, a critical factor in preventing recurrent decay. In his 2003 study on finishing and polishing techniques, Yap demonstrated that different surface treatments significantly influence microleakage in Class V restorations, providing essential guidance for clinicians on achieving optimal marginal seals. His companion study that same year further clarified how the timing of instrumentation during placement impacts the integrity of RMGIC restorations. Though his most-cited papers have accumulated 8 and 6 citations respectively, their practical relevance to daily dental practice makes them valuable resources for restorative dentists and researchers seeking evidence-based protocols for glass ionomer use. Yap’s work underscores the importance of meticulous technique in adhesive dentistry, helping to bridge the gap between material science and clinical application.
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