Which procedure is related to the adjustment of temporary restorations?

The adjustment of temporary restorations is most closely associated with the replacement of fillings. This procedure involves managing and refining the fit and function of temporary fillings prior to a more permanent solution being implemented. Temporary restorations are often used in situations where a definitive treatment cannot be performed immediately, such as following root canal therapy or while waiting for a permanent restoration.

Immediate dentures, cementation of crowns, and removal of orthodontic bands do not specifically focus on the adjustment of temporary restorations. While immediate dentures may initially require some adjustment, they are not temporary fillings in nature. Similarly, the cementation of crowns pertains to securing a permanent restoration rather than dealing with temporaries, and the removal of orthodontic bands relates primarily to orthodontic treatment rather than restorative procedures.