The prosthetic management of gingival aesthetics

Multidisipliner yaklaşımla yeni gülüş tasarımı: Olgu sunumu

“…Yumuşak dokularda yapılacak değişiklikler ve düzenlemeler restorasyonların fonksiyon ve estetik özellikleri açısından önemlidir. 12 Bu vakada dişlerin dişeti seviyelerini ayarlamak için kron boyu uzatma yapıldı. Santral dişlerin dişeti sınırı kanin dişlerin dişeti sınırları ile eşitlenip lateral dişlerin dişeti seviyeleri koronale doğru çekilerek dişeti uyumu yakalanmaya çalışıldı.…”

“…[8][9][10][11] Protetik tedaviye başlamadan önce dudak desteği, diş ve dişeti arasındaki uyum, dişlerin pozisyonları, gülme ve konuşma sırasında dişlerin görünürlüğü de değerlendirilmektedir. 12,13 Değerlendirme sonucunda restorasyonun tamamlandığındaki durumunu anlamak için model üzerinde veya ağız içinde çalışma yapılmaktadır.14 Bunun sonucu dişetinde çalışma yapılmaktadır.…”

Resin bonded bridges: techniques for success

“…With this in mind, the restoration itself should be examined and the patient should be reassessed from iii) Ridge preparation A disadvantage of all bridgework is its inability to replace soft tissue. In cases with vertical ridge defects, pink porcelain 36 or composite may be used to replicate the gingival margins. However, the amount of soft tissue this can replace is limited as the restoration becomes bulky and compromises oral hygiene.…”

Tissue Replacement Gingival Prosthesis in the Treatment of Esthetic and Functional Deficit: An Atypical Case Report

“…The patient also explained that a silver color restoration was used to restore the teeth, suggestive Advantages and disadvantages were listed out and different treatment options were explained to the patient. Hard tissue grafting using autogenous block bone graft followed by a second surgical procedure of soft tissue augmentation was considered as an option, but discarded due to multiple negative factors including the need for multiple surgical procedures, morbidity associated with the second surgical site, 11 longer healing time, enhanced patient discomfort, large volume of tissue required to be harvested and unpredictability of the final results. The patient preferred a noninvasive treatment with an end result of achieving superior esthetics.…”

“…Periodontal disease, trauma and congenital defects frequently pose as the etiological factors in effecting both soft tissue and hard tissue defects compounded with esthetic problems. 11 An understanding of the form and shade requirements is essential for fabrication of a gingival prosthesis that offers a good intraoral retention and satisfaction for the patient as well as the clinician.…”