Ebook Practical procedures in aesthetic dentistry: Part 2

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Ebook Practical procedures in aesthetic dentistry: Part 2

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Ebook Practical procedures in aesthetic dentistry: Part 2nsive examination with a complete history and clinical assessment is a critical step in this treatment modality. The prevention of disease and control

should be considered a first priority, with planning for aesthetic improvement such as veneers considered after this has been completed.I he treatmen Ebook Practical procedures in aesthetic dentistry: Part 2

t planning begins with the following:•Discussion of a patient's objectives and the ability of the dentist to achieve the desired outcomes.•Initial exa

Ebook Practical procedures in aesthetic dentistry: Part 2

mination. A systematic approach documenting clinical findings, including periodontal conditions, existing restorations, occlusion and so on. A radiogr

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Ebook Practical procedures in aesthetic dentistry: Part 2ull smile and lateral smiles as well as intra-oral photos should be part of the documentation process.•Informed consent. With the information gathered

, discussions should be held to inform the patient fully about the treatment. I his should be done in a simple manner, detailing the treatment steps a Ebook Practical procedures in aesthetic dentistry: Part 2

nd limitations of treatment. Care must be exercised not to over- promise the final outcomes, and also to determine whether Lhe patient is expecting un

Ebook Practical procedures in aesthetic dentistry: Part 2

achievable results.It must be remembered that as health professionals we abide by PrinuifH non nocere, a Latin phrase lhat means ‘First, do no harm: I

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Ebook Practical procedures in aesthetic dentistry: Part 2s.Here are some examples:•Crooked teeth and diastemas may be treated with orthodontic treatment, which would be advantageous, as there would be no pre

paration of teeth or long-term replacement required. Orthodontics may also be a phase of treatment to position the teeth prior to veneers, allowing fo Ebook Practical procedures in aesthetic dentistry: Part 2

r less invasive preparation. The introduction of new orthodontic techniques like Invisalign’” may help to remove some of the objections to conventiona

Ebook Practical procedures in aesthetic dentistry: Part 2

199Part VIIIndirect Ceramic Veneer Restorations2017.1Planning for Porcelain Laminate VeneersChristopher C.K. HoPrinciplesTreatment PlanningA comprehen

Ebook Practical procedures in aesthetic dentistry: Part 2s in Aesthetic Dentistry•Discoloured teeth might be bleached with vital bleaching or, in the case of a discoloured non-vital tooth, a non-vital ‘walki

ng’ bleach may be carried out.•Small chips on teeth might be restored with direct resin.Indications for Porcelain Veneers11)Type I - Teeth resistant t Ebook Practical procedures in aesthetic dentistry: Part 2

o bleaching:a)Tetracycline discoloration.b)No response to external or internal bleaching.2)Type II Major morphologic modifications:a)Conoid teeth.b)Di

Ebook Practical procedures in aesthetic dentistry: Part 2

astema and interdental triangles to be closed.c)Augmentation of incisal length and prominence.3)Type III - Extensive restoration:a)Extensive coronal f

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