Here are three quick points:
1. The company said the product is not to be used for crowns.
2. According to a statement, the product is still indicated for inlays, onlays (with an internal retentive design element) and veneer restoratives.
3. 3M sent letters to dental offices and laboratories offering a refund for returned unused blocks/frames, said the ADA.
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