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How do I embed this quote better into a sentence?

I am having problems embedding quotes into sentences smoothly. I get how to do most the rules, but I am not very good at making them seem to flow in a sentence. Please, if you can, reword them to make them sound better. Also, it has to be one sentence. Thanks in advance! Here are my sentences:At one point, The Man comes across a tragic sight “Coming back he found the bones and the skin piled together with rocks over them. A pool of guts. He pushed at the bones with the toe of his shoe. They looked to have been boiled” (McCarthy 71), cannibalism there seems to be a present problem. Another instant where The Man and The Boy are exposed to a horrible situation is “Huddled against the back wall were naked people, male and female, all trying to hide, shielding their faces with their hands. On the mattress lay a man with his legs gone to the hip and the stumps of them blackened and burnt” (McCarthy 110), where they run into some enslaved people.

Answer:

You are very astute and are correct in saying that as a rule a resin filling on a posterior tooth will not last as long as a silver filling. How long they last depends on their size. A small filling will last much longer than a very large filling. And yes, every time a filling is removed and replaced, whether it is a resin or silver filling, some tooth structure is removed and the tooth will be weaker. If it is weakened up to a certain degree it would be better to use a crown, inlay, or onlay, either gold, porcelain, or porcelain fused to gold to restore the tooth.
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