Liners are often called low-strength bases.

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Liners are materials that are placed in the deepest part of a prepared tooth before filling it with restoration material. They provide a uniform base and protect the pulp from thermal irritation. Liners are often made of calcium hydroxide or other similar materials and have low compressive strength, hence they are considered as low-strength bases.

Liners Are Often Called Low-Strength Bases