Adhäsiv befestigte Keramikrestaurationen Biomimetische Sanierungen im Frontzahnbereich

Magne, Pascal / Belser, Urs

2. revised edition 2004
book
Hardcover, 406 pages, 1000 images (color)
Language: German

Novel biomimetic concepts allow the restoration of the biomechanical, aesthetic and structural integrity of the teeth. This burgeoning trend in dental prosthetics is particularly evident in the field of Adhesion techniques and ceramic veneers.

The range of indications for adhesively bonded ceramic restorations is becoming more widely: Self crown fractures in the anterior region and vital teeth are today. This approach spares healthy tissue structures, teeth last longer vital and is more cost-efficient than the more invasive traditional methods. In other words: The new ceramic restorations are both in medical and biological as well as socio-economic terms a great advance. They open up new possibilities of prosthetic restoration in the anterior region that meet all functional and aesthetic requirements alike. The supplies are set optimally and have a perfect surface finish on.

Thanks to a powerful adhesion art that creates a biomechanical continuum, the cutting and chewing function can be supported by the entire crown. The conductivity for visual effects from the tooth inside and the ideal surface characteristics of the ceramic material make these restorations for ultimate in aesthetics and leave at the patient and dentist wishes.

CONTENTS MAP
1) Intact teeth and the principle of biomimetics
2) The natural oral aesthetics
3) Ultra Conservative treatments
4) development of the indications for adhesively bonded ceramic restorations
5) treatment plan and diagnostic procedure
6) Preparation, Impression and temporary restoration
7) Working in the laboratory
8) Try-in and adhesive bonding
9) Follow-up and repairs
Case Studies Overview / subject index