Aesthetics

Long-Lasting Multishade Composite Restorations

INTRODUCTION When placing direct restorations, particularly in the anterior, dentists need a material that handles well, provides excellent aesthetics, and will last for.

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Aesthetics

Restoring Aesthetics and Function: A Bioesthetic-Based Approach

INTRODUCTION With an increased awareness of the effects that dentistry can have on self-confidence, self-image, and self-esteem, today’s patients come to the dental.

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Aesthetics

A Minimally Invasive Smile Restoration: A Case Report Describing a Multitechnique Approach Over Time

INTRODUCTION The constant quest and demand for an aesthetic, healthy, and harmonious smile imposed by modern society; in addition to the concern by.

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Aesthetics

Aesthetic and Void-Free Cementation of Onlays

INTRODUCTION When cementing an inlay or onlay, every dentist dreads seating the restoration only to find that cement oozes perfectly out of all.

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Aesthetics

To Plan or Not to Plan: That Is the Question! Aesthetically Guided Transitional Bonding for Space Management Quandaries

INTRODUCTION Have you ever walked into a hygiene exam check to find your orthodontically banded patient anxiously waiting for an answer? “When?” the.

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Aesthetics

The New Age of Ethical Cosmetic Dentistry: Implementing the Concept of Progressive Smile Design

INTRODUCTION What Makes Patients Want to Improve Their Smile? Smile design principles give us a guide as to what is considered aesthetic.1 Undoubtedly,.

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Aesthetics

A Simple and Effective Treatment for White Spots

INTRODUCTION White spots on teeth have always created a dilemma for us in clinical dentistry. We commonly see many of these cases in.

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Aesthetics

Exploring Minimally Invasive Options: Managing Demands, Expectations, and Outcome

INTRODUCTION Directly related to increased focus on “the smile makeover” in the media, patients no longer visit their dentist simply for preventative cleanings.

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Aesthetics

Are You Treating Planned Cases or Treating Teeth to Stay Busy?

INTRODUCTION Historically, dentistry has been a “fix-it-to-relieve-pain” profession. Patients present when they have pain, lose a filling or crown, or chip or fracture.

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Aesthetics

Full-Mouth Reconstruction: The Importance of Treatment Planning in Restoring Aesthetics and Function

BACKGROUND Many times, we are faced with patients who have neglected their teeth and gums. They are often not sure what their options.

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