Esthetic Treatment of a Periodontal Patient with Prefabricated Composite Veneers and Fiber‐Reinforced Composite: Clinical Considerations and Technique

Novelli, Claudio

doi:10.1111/jerd.12116

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“…Another limitation was the lack of clinical studies comparing the durability of this technique with the alternative restorative techniques. The available clinical studies 60,61 show very good results, and in laboratory testing, Edelweiss Veneers provides excellent performance and resistance to fatigue 40 but is still unknown yet how this restoration compares with indirect ceramic that is considered the gold standard for anterior restoration. It is possible that the durability of Edelweiss Veneers does not match the durability of indirect ceramic but the concept of successful restoration in a case like the periodontal patient in this report embraces also other factors including hard tissue preservation, reduced soft tissue trauma, possible intraoral repair, and affordable financial cost.…”

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Restoration of gingival recession with periodontal preformed composite veneers

Novelli¹

2021

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Restoration of gingival recession with periodontal preformed composite veneers

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“…A European think tank introduced the highly filled nanohybrid, prefabricated composite enamel shells known as Edelweiss Direct “Veneers,” which also exhibited monobloc properties. [ 12 ] The monobloc concept has been utilized in “componeers” also, where these are luted with “Brilliant-NG” composite resin, thus enhancing the componeers' fracture toughness. [ 13 ] The thickness of the componeers is very minimal (approximately 0.3 mm).…”

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Clinical evaluation of “componeers” and direct composite veneers using minimally invasive enamel preparation technique: In vivo study

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Londhe²,

Dua³

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J Indian Prosthodont Soc

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Aim: The aim of this study was to evaluate the clinical behavior of prefabricated componeers and direct composite veneering. The objective of the study was to compare the changes in color, surface texture, marginal integrity, and gingival response for componeers and direct composite veneers. Settings and Study Design: This was an in vivo , comparative study. Materials and Methods: Ten patients indicated for anterior veneers were selected and divided into Groups A and B of five patients each. Group A was restored with componeers and Group B with direct composite veneers. Both the groups were compared for color changes, surface textural changes, marginal integrity, and gingival response, starting immediately post veneering and at 3, 6, 9, and 12 months subsequently. Statistical Analysis Used: Friedman's two-way analysis of variance and Mann–Whitney test were used for statistical analysis. Results: Results for color ranged from excellent to good with minimal color changes post veneering. Overall, “gingival response,” in both the groups, showed statistically significant differences in mean rank scores ( P ≤ 0.05). The data depicted an improvement in gingival response for all patients during the period of the study. Surface textural changes were significant only for maxillary right canine and maxillary left lateral incisor ( P = 0.024 and 0.039, respectively) in both the groups. Maxillary right canine in both the groups showed significant changes in marginal integrity. Intergroup comparison of gingival response, surface texture, and marginal integrity depicted no significant difference between the groups ( P > 0.05). Conclusions: This study concluded that the intergroup comparison of componeers and direct composite veneers for the parameters, gingival response, surface texture, and marginal integrity did not depict any significant differences. Both the groups displayed minimal changes in color, surface texture, and marginal integrity and improved gingival response.

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“…Essa técnica deve ser usada como protocolo de rotina pelo clínico, pois permite que o profissional trabalhe com maior previsibilidade de resultados e menor margem de erro em casos mais complexos. Esta também deve ser vista uma ferramenta de marketing para ajudar o paciente a aceitar o tratamento proposto (Novelli, 2015).…”

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Resinas Compostas E Tratamento Minimamente Invasivo Revisão De Literatura

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Valadão

Faria

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Introdução: São diversos os fatores que podem ocasionar problemas que afetam a estética oral e, entre eles, a ausência de harmonia entre a forma, o alinhamento e a disposição dos dentes anteriores se apresenta como um dos mais frequentemente observados, intensificado pelo escurecimento dental. Objetivo: Analisar se a aplicação de resina composta realizada em um paciente com desgaste dentário pode ser feita através de técnicas minimamente invasivas. Conclusão: As facetas diretas em resina composta representam uma excelente opção, uma vez que os compósitos resinosos nanotecnológicos são capazes de mimetizar de forma natural, confiável e segura a estrutura dentária, através de uma técnica minimamente invasiva, permanecendo satisfatórias por um longo tempo e apresentando excelente custo-benefício. E pode ser feita em pacientes com desgaste dentário de maneira minimamente invasiva a depender do caso de individualidade de cada paciente.

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Esthetic Treatment of a Periodontal Patient with Prefabricated Composite Veneers and Fiber‐Reinforced Composite: Clinical Considerations and Technique

Abstract: This paper describes the use of fiber-reinforced composite and prefabricated composite veneers for the treatment of severe periodontal patients with a minimally invasive, single-appointment technique.

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Restoration of gingival recession with periodontal preformed composite veneers

Restoration of gingival recession with periodontal preformed composite veneers

Clinical evaluation of “componeers” and direct composite veneers using minimally invasive enamel preparation technique: In vivo study

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