Purpose: To survey the materials favored by dentists for intraoral repair of cohesive chipping.
Materials and Methods: From August 2019 to February 2020, dentists were surveyed to determine the frequency of cohesive chipping experienced within the last 3 months and to identify their preferred approaches for intraoral repair.
Results: Of the participants, 42.5% observed chipping (n = 506). Participants favored the application of roughening devices, silane, and composite resins. Self-etching glass-ceramic primers or hydrofluoric acid were used for ceramic etching.
Conclusion: Dentists apply a variety of materials for intraoral repair of chipping, including materials that are not approved for intraoral use.