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Ultraconservative Approach with Porcelain Veneers
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Achieving excellence with porcelain veneers and being ultraconservative with your preparation at the same time is very challenging. Digital Dentistry has definitely changed the way we plan, design, and fabricate veneers and the digital workflow is considered the easiest and most popular way of changing smiles nowadays. However, in cases where high esthetics is required with minimal preparation, layered feldspathic porcelain is still the material of choice and offers the most natural result. This presentation describes the protocol - from planning to delivery - when using these delicate restorations from both Dentist’s and Ceramist’s point of view.
Date Added:
11/25/2020
Author(s):
Maria Paula Paranhos, DDS, MSc
Dr. Paranhos was born and raised in Americana, a small charming city in Sao Paulo, Brazil. Since her graduation from Dental School in 2001, Dr. Paranhos has b...
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Sean Park, MDC, DTG
Sean Park MDC, DTG is a master dental ceramist. He studied and graduated UCLA Center for Esthetic (under Director Dr. Edward McLaren). After he graduated, he ...
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