Aesthetic dentistry

The 1980s arrived with a new reading of the concept of health and illness; The spaces destined to prevent increased and the philosophy of the minimum intervention conquered space and consolidated. The amalgam, which is an excellent restorative material, lost dimension according to the unfavorable color and of the non-reproduction of the characteristics of the cavities, which are necessary to prevent dislocations.

The accession changed the horizon. The dentin went on to intervene in the retention process, began to take into account the tooth as a differentiated biological complex and new restorative technologies were created. Therefore, the world of aesthetics arose. Beauty and harmony went to govern materials and techniques.

The concept of the imperceptible was born. The fantastic world of aesthetics obtained whitening, microabrasion, adhesion of fragments and went to accept aesthetic restorations in subsequent teeth. These are the challenges of the one who works in favor of aesthetics: that it is not seen, which is not perceived; Retrieve form and function and make the patient recover self-esteem, the joy of living, pleasure for life. Being dentist is more than observing teeth, is observing people, human beings, souls, emotion, passion and charm.

Professors Fernando Tavares - Claudio Heliomar -Paulo Fonseca - Carlos Vieira form a mix of experience and innovation of emotion and reason; researchers and clinicians, in a symbiosis that produces text and unquestionable quality image The book is source of information and knowledge; It is culture, it is daring, is to love dentistry.

Chapter 01.- Diagnosis and planning in aesthetic dentistry.
Chapter 02.- Metal free procedures in previous teeth.
Chapter 03.- FREE METAL FREE RESTORATIONS: FACEA / INLAY / ONLAY.
Chapter 04.- Aesthetic ceramic restorations.
Chapter 05.- Longevity of aesthetic restorations (focusing difficulties).
Chapter 06.- Fiberglass bolts: Techniques of adhesive cemented.
Chapter 07.- Intradicular anchors.
Chapter 08.- Conjugated prostheses.
Chapter 09.- Interrelation between periodontics and aesthetic rehabilitation treatment.
Chapter 10.- Occlusal setting.
Chapter 11.- Direct aesthetic restorations in previous teeth.
Chapter 12.- How to be successful in restorations with resins composed of later teeth.
Chapter 13.- Aesthetic resin restorations composed of previous teeth.
Chapter 14.- Whitening of vital teeth.
Chapter 15.- Oral rehabilitation with predictability for pre-duty and edentulous patients.
Chapter 16.- Rehabilitation by osteointegrated implants.
Chapter 17.- Conservation of tissue architecture and adequate positioning of the implant in aesthetic areas.