| Autor: |
Aimplee, Somkiat, Sinthuprasirt, Pannapa, Acevedo, Andres, Blasi, Alvaro, Torosian, Aram, Chiche, Gerard J. |
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Journal of Cosmetic Dentistry; Fall2019, Vol. 35 Issue 3, p34-46, 13p |
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The keys to obtaining predictable and consistent results in esthetic treatment are diagnosis, smile design, treatment planning, team communication, and understanding patient expectations. Digital technology can facilitate this important communication with the patient in order to provide them with a clear understanding of the initial clinical situation, as well as a simulation of the future restoration. The goal of minimally prepared veneers is to preserve as much enamel as possible because bonding to enamel is more predictable than bonding to dentin. This article emphasizes an interdisciplinary approach, digital workflow, minimally invasive treatment, and material selection based on a digital smile design, printing technology for prototype models, and mock-up. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR] |
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Complementary Index |
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