Replacing a central incisor is a challenging task to accomplish. Meticulous analysis is imperative to do beforehand.
Esthetic Restorations
Replacing a missing central !
Restoring " WINDOW OF THE SMILE" is abslutely a challenge !
Several factors might compromise the esthetic outcome. Indeed, the two centrals are considered the window of a pleasant smile. Proper case analysis and material selection based on knowledge are the imperative keys for successful outcome.
LAYERING COMPOSITE FOR BETTER ESTHETIC!
Our teeth have been created in layers. The final shade of a tooth is based collectively on the effect of placing those layers on top of each other with different thickness, opacities, chroma and value. In order to restore such an effect, these layers should be built in successive manner using correct materials.
Restoring endodontically treated tooth: Biomimetic approach
The biomimetic approach is to promote merits of tooth-conserving dentistry based on science.
Restoring root canal treated tooth... A Conservative approach!
The success of root canal treated tooth depends on the success of the final restoration. Case selection and assessment is important before commencing treatment.
LAYERING JOURNEY!... What it could be?!
The essence of restoring lost tooth structure is by using composite restoration of different opacities and translucencies to mimic the layering effect of natural tooth structure when natural light passes through.
Anterior Composite restoration ... IS IT EASY TO MATCH THE NEXT TOOTH?!
A single central incisor would render your smile unpleasant. Restoring such a case is a challenge per se. Understanding of the color physics and most importantly "HOW DO WE SEE WHAT WE SEE !!" is the key of success.