Conservative Approach for the Esthetic Management of Multiple Interdental Spaces: A Systematic Approach

Abstract

The clinical technique described in this paper shows the advantages of a conservative approach to correct diastemas on maxillary anterior teeth. The application of these techniques can not only help achieve optimal esthetics, but also avoid the removal of extensive dental hard tissue and achieve a predictable final result, especially in esthetically demanding cases.

No-Prep Semidirect Composite Resin Veneer. A Step-by-Step Case Report in a Deciduous Canine with a One-Year Follow-Up

“…Another conservative approach may include direct composite resins. To consider this clinical option may bring several advantages such as no need for tooth preparation, reparability, reversibility, acceptable esthetic outcomes, less clinical appointments and reduced costs (17).…”

Minimally invasive aesthetic rehabilitation in composite resin: report of two clinical cases

“…Rubber dam isolation is still a "gold standard" approach to keep the operatory field dry and free of contaminants like saliva for restorative procedures [10].…”

“…In addition, due to the low configuration factor of the restorations, less polymerization shrinkage happened, resulting in fewer cases of microleakage failures [10]. The durability rate of anterior composite resin buildups is nearly 85% after 5 years, which means that these restorations have a very good long-term prognosis [10].…”

Restaurações Estéticas: Relato De Caso

“…Portanto foi o material restaurador de escolha para o caso, visto que se tomou a decisão por uma restauração em resina composta pela técnica direta. O emprego da resina foi pautado ainda, na s afirmações de que a colocação de camadas de resina composta direta é uma opção de tratamento confiável para reconstruções o fechamento de diastemas 18,19 . Após a confecção da restauração nos dois incisivos centrais foi dado o acabamento da restauração por vestibular e lingual com brocas multilaminadas e posteriormente um acabamento final com borrachas abrasivas (Kg, Sorensen) por lingual e discos de lixa (Diamond, FGM) por vestibular.…”