Who is the ultimate clinical challenge? A clinician and friend, who makes his living creating dental adhesives and composite resins! CASE REPORT Diagnosis.

INTRODUCTION In part 1, the principles of Bioesthetic Dentistry and the preliminary diagnosis based on those principles were discussed. The restorative clinician’s “engineering.

Sometimes a particular case comes along that appears, at first, to be overwhelming. This case fits that description (Figures 1 to 3). However,.

INTRODUCTION I do not know about you but, for me, closing contacts was a problem when first placing Class II composite restorations back.

INTRODUCTION Direct composite resin placement in the posterior dentition has become a common day-to-day treatment modality for the majority of general dentists practicing.

INTRODUCTION Recognizing the unique biological architecture of the natural tooth, dentists today practice conservative procedures and minimally invasive techniques in order to preserve.

This issue presents part 1 of a series of 4 articles. This article series will discuss the Bioesthetic principles of restorative treatment from.

Figure 1. A partially edentulous mouth, presenting limited access for intraoral measurement of the existing space. Figures 2a and 2b. Existing interarch distance.

INTRODUCTION Although tooth wear, or attrition, is considered to be a common attribute of the aging process,1 a segment of the population with.

INTRODUCTION For complex multiunit cases, traditional dental tools and procedures do not always help us accomplish our goals as efficiently and accurately as.