Cosmetics dentistry

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Cosmetics dentistry Supervised by dr.monera Republic of Yemen University of Aden Faculty of Dentistry Conservative Department

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Cosmetics dentistry

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Cosmetics dentistry

Supervised by

dr.monera

Republic of Yemen

University of Aden Faculty of

Dentistry Conservative Department

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1-Introduction 2-Aesthetic element

3-Conclusion4-Recomindation

5-Refrence

Objective:

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Introduction:

It is branch of dentistry which deal with appearance of the teeth

It is pertaining to sense of beautiful

Cosmetic dentistry

Esthetics

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1 -Discoloration2 -Trauma

3 -Anomalies 4 -Abnormal spacing

Indication

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Types of cosmetic dentistry : A- Generally:

1- Prosthdontic2- Periodontic3- Orthodontic

B- In operative:1- Bleaching2- Veneer3- Lumineer

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Aesthetic elements

1- Shape 2- Symmetry3- Position and alignment4- Surface texture5- Color6- Translucency

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Shape Female teeth is different from male teeth

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Symmetry

Giving us better smile appearance

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  Position and alignment

They are necessary for good appearance face and smile

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Surface texture

- Break up the light reflection

- Young teeth has various surface character

- Old teeth become more smoothing and lack of surface texture

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ColorAccording

part of teeth

incisal part is lighter

According to age

increase in dark color with age

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TranslucencyIt plays an important role in aesthetic .

The light penetrate the natural enamel but doesn't penetrate the metallic restoration.

So we replace the metallic restoration by free metallic restoration to reflect the translucency of natural teeth.

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Repairing procedures in operative

1 -Luminaire2 -Veneer

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Thin layer (2,-4,) which made from specific porcelain

Luminaire

Compensation1-Certain porcelain (reinforced feld spar) and plastic material

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The difference between Luminere and veneer is that luminere need a little preparation without need of local anesthesia.

1 - Cleaning of teeth surfaces2- Impression3- Color selection 4- Send it to lab5- Clean the teeth and applied the acid etching and bond in teeth surfaces and in lenses it self

Procedure

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1 -Mild discoloration

2 -Mild enamel hypoplasia

3 -Simple space

Indication

1 -Very expensive 

2 -Easy to fracture 

3 -Easy to discoloration

Disadvantage

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 1 -Little or no preparation need so more conservative 

2 -No need of local anesthesia

3 -Simplicity in related to time and method 

4 -Could be removed without damaging the teeth

Advantage

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Veneer

1- Veneer composite

2- Veneer porcelain

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Veneer composite

1- Direct

2- Indirect

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Direct veneer composite 

Indication

1- Discoloration2- Enamel hyperplasia 3- Strong labial erosion

Advantage

1-Less time consuming 2-Less expensive3-Easy fabricated

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Disadvantage

1 -More staining 2- Less strength 3- Alternative aesthetic

Procedure1 -Preparation

2- Acid etching3- Bonding4- Composite selection 5- Composite applied and sealing

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Before

After

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Indirect veneer composite 

Indication

1 -Enamel defect 2- Diastema

Advantage

1- Adequate strength

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Disadvantage

1 -Time consuming 2- Multiple visit is needed 3- More expensive

Procedure

1 -Enamel preparation2- Shade selection 3- Silicon impression3- Fabrication of veneer in cast 4- Cement of veneer in teeth in the next visit

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Are thin shells of porcelain (0.4-0.7 mm) designed to cover the front surface of teeth to improve appearance

Veneer porcelain

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Types:

-Partial veneer: *direct------------chair side composite resin

-Full veneer: *direct------------ chair side composite resin

*indirect-----------indirect composite resin, ceramics

According to the design:

According to the methods:

-Partial veneer-Full veneer

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Indications:1 .Teeth discolored by tetracycline staining

2. Enamel defects , e.g., enamel hypoplasia,

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3 .Lesions caused by erosion

and abrasion .

4 .Diastema closure.

5. Malpositioned teeth.

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6 .Poor restorations.

7. Wear patterns.

8. Agenesis of the lateral incisor.

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Contraindication:1 .Poor oral hygiene.

2 .Oral habits,eg. Bruxism.

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3 .Class III malocclusion.

4 .High caries rate.

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5 .Large spaces or diastema.

6 .Severe Malpositioned teeth.

7 .Unsufficient enamel available for bonding.

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Advantages:1 -Very conservative.

2 -Offer better inherent color and natural look.

3 -Tissue tolerance is excellent.

4 -Less staining.

5 -The bond of etched porcelain veneer to enamel is stronger than other.

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6- Wear and abrasion resistance is high.

7- The aesthetics are better than any other veneer material.

8- Porcelain veneer allow transmission of light.

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Disadvantage:

1 -Expensive 2- Tooth preparation3- Highley sensitive technique 4- Sensitivity5- It has number of limitation

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Post treatmentconsideration:

* Short term consideration:

* Long term maintenance:

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Short term consideration:

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Long term maintenance:

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Recommendation

1 -Ask the patient to improve her or his oral hygiene

2 -Ask the patient to follow of post restorative instruction

3 -Ask the patient that don't forget recall to ensure that their restorative filling free from any caries

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Conclusion:1 -The cosmetic dentistry focus in improvement of

aesthetic

2 -Role of each element of aesthetic in beautiful smile

3 -Free metal restoration produce natural appearance

4 -Role of cosmetic dentistry in psychological improvement so only dentist who has excellent skill should make cosmetic restoration to produce beautiful smile

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5- Each case has specific type of treatment

6- The ceramic laminate veneer remains the prosthetic restoration that best compiles the principles of present-day aesthetic dentistry

7- It is the most conservative restoration, which preserves a significant proportion of the natural enamel

8- It need a good care, attention and follow up

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