INTRODUCTION A composite restoration may be the one item that patients will pay a large sum for, with the hope that no one.

INTRODUCTION Part 1 of this series dealt with the creation of an emergence profile prior to implant placement, along with implant placement and.

INTRODUCTION Frequently, when treating the aesthetic concerns of the patient, practitioners focus on the teeth (the white) and ignore the gingiva (the pink)..

INTRODUCTION In restorative dentistry, we are introduced to a plethora of conditions that can leave us perplexed. Not all conditions lend themselves to.

One of the most challenging aspects of practicing dentistry is the ability to match natural-looking ceramic res-torations to the existing dentition. To obtain.

INTRODUCTION The importance of the creation of an ideal emergence profile to enhance aesthetics in the high lip-line case in either conventional or.

Introduction In high lip-line aesthetic cases, not only is the success of treatment dependent on the skills of the technician but also on.

INTRODUCTION The presence of color alterations and surface irregularities in tooth enamel can be detrimental to the aesthetics of a smile. As these.

INTRODUCTION The patient who desires an aesthetically-enhanced smile oftentimes has difficulty expressing his or her idea of perfection to the dental professional. Patients.

Figure 1. Pre-op view shows teeth Nos. 6 to 11 with gingival recession and exposed margins on teeth Nos. 7, 8, and 10..