Case Studies

Too Much Loss Of Dental Hard Tissues Might Affect How 
Aesthetically Pleasing The Results Of Later Prosthetic Restorations Can 
Be. In These Cases, An Interdisciplinary Approach Combining Endodontic 
And Prosthetic Therapy Is Required To Assess, Diagnose, And Repair 
Aesthetic Issues. A Wide Range Of Materials And Restoration Techniques 
Are Available For Endodontically Treated Teeth That Are Structurally 
Weak(1). 

A 31-year-old female patient suffering from 
decay in different places and prepared teeth 
to crown . It was treated with Direcr veneer 
and laterial teeth was replaced with crown. 
The challenge here is to obtain a suitable 
crown that matches the direct veneer has an 
aesthetic appearance and restores the smile to 
the patient

 25 years male patient presented to my clinic with very shy smile not 
willing to show his teeth due to multiple carries lesions in his anterior 
teeth with discolored left central incisor. 

Esthetic and functional integration with direct composite

18 years old male patient came to the clinic refered from orthodontist to improve his oral hygiene 

The process of acid etching, forcing out brackets, using rotary instruments to mechanically remove composite residues, 
and cleaning with abrasives before to etching can all cause enamel loss. Cracks, scars, and scratches caused by 
topographic alterations or enamel loss are possible outcomes. After orthodontic treatment, restorative care for enamel 
loss, cracks, or scratches is frequently seen as the last phase. This clinical report, which is based on digital workflow, 
describes post orthodontic treatment, contouring of anterior teeth in a young female patient's smiling disharmony using 
composite injection technique with new smart chromatic material. Three-dimensional printed models of the digital waxup were used to produce transparent silicone indexes for enamel fills. While waiting for adulthood and a final 
prosthodontic solution, this noninvasive, easy-to-understand injectable procedure was able to deliver semipermanent, 
changeable aesthetic restorations. 

How to analyze shades

A 16-year-old female patient came to the clinic complaining of food 
impaction on tooth number 46, which presented carious infiltration, and the patient's dental diagnosis was Reversible Pulpitis

A 50-year-old patient came to clinic , complaining from bad smile due to
non esthetically restored No. 21 tooth . Discolored composite restoration ,
Uneven incisal length and a small diastema was clearly noticed .