Minimally invasive laminate on aesthetic rehabilitation

Minimally invasive laminate on aesthetic rehabilitation

Vol. 9 – Number 35 – 2020 Case report Page 40-46 Minimally invasive laminate on aesthetic rehabilitation Gil Montenegro¹ Ricardo Lellis Marçal¹ Tarcisio Pinto¹ Abstract The search for a harmonious smile associated with minimally invasive and painless procedures, made the ceramic laminates take on a prominent role in facial aesthetics and consequently in smile aesthetics. The advances in adhesive techniques, ceramic materials and technologies associated with their manufacture, have made ceramic contact lenses a safe and predictable alternative for rehabilitation in cases of dental diastemas, restoring color, shape and position in the arch. Therefore, this case report aimed to demonstrate the application of porcelain veneers in closing diastemas in order to optimize the treatment. It was observed, with the clinical case presented, a very satisfactory result from the aesthetic and functional point of view. Descriptors: Esthetics, dental, dental venners, Dentistry. ¹ Kenedy Institute of Dentistry, Specialization in Prosthesis and Dentistry – Goiania – Goiás – Brazil.

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