Transforming Discolored Anterior Teeth

Trushkowsky, Richard D.; Khatau, Ylva; Alnahdi, Abdullah; Shah, Prachi

doi:10.1007/978-3-030-41091-9_13

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“…A workflow for an esthetic case starts with the collection of the data, history of the patient, clinical findings, X-rays, models, photos, and maybe videos. Then one of the most important parts of the whole step is to start communicating with the patient regarding their expectations from this esthetic treatment (Trushkowsky, 2020).…”

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Using Artificial Intelligence-Based 3D Smile Design: REBEL in Prosthetic Rehabilitation with Patient's Personal Preferences. Case-2

Ismail Al-kholani

2024

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Looks are becoming a major concern in dentistry. Patients want beautiful smiles, no matter how complex their case. Dentists and lab technicians have relied on established esthetic principles for smile design, aiming for a pleasing patient outcome. Ideally, a well-designed smile brings happiness to the dentist and the patient, exceeding expectations beyond straight teeth. However, sometimes the final results fall short. This can happen when the smile design clashes with the patient's unique characteristics. Patient desires and the need for better information are forcing dentists to rethink how customized smile design should be. Ignoring this customization can lead to disappointment, even if all the standard esthetic rules were followed.

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Using Artificial Intelligence-Based 3D Smile Design: REBEL in Prosthetic Rehabilitation with Patient's Personal Preferences. Case-2

Ismail Al-kholani

2024

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“…The fundamentals of planning and applying current dental prosthetic treatments are based on restoring the integrity of lost tissue, regulating function and phonation, and meeting the patient’s aesthetic preferences to the highest degree ( 1 , 2 ). In recent decades, with technological advances and patients’ preference for fully natural products, polycrystalline ceramic and glass-ceramic monolithic porcelain restorations have gained importance in dentistry due to their edge and biological compliance with tissues, superior aesthetic properties, color stability, chemical durability, and corrosion resistance ( 3 , 4 , 5 , 6 ).…”

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A study on the discoloration of different dental porcelain systems

Ulucan¹,

Avşar²,

Bolayır³

2023

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Purpose: This study aimed to investigate the discoloration of four types of dental porcelain systems (feldspathic, monolithic zirconia, lithium disilicate, and leucite glassceramic) with various surface treatments (glazed and mechanically polished) after undergoing chewing simulation against a natural tooth antagonist. Materials and methods: Disc-shaped porcelain groups (9x3mm) were produced for the following categories: feldspathic glazed (FG), feldspathic mechanically polished (FM), zirconia glazed (ZG), zirconia mechanically polished (ZM), lithium disilicate glazed (ExG), lithium disilicate mechanically polished (ExM), leucite glass-ceramic glazed (EG), and leucite glass-ceramic (EM). In vitro chewing simulation was conducted on all porcelain groups, and a spectrophotometer was used to compare the color changes between their initial states. Results: The ΔE values (discoloration) of all porcelain samples were statistically different (p <0.05), and the ΔE values of the glazed samples were higher than those of the mechanically polished samples. Conclusion: All the glazed samples are more likely to show more color change than the mechanically polished sample groups.

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Using Artificial Intelligence-Based 3D Smile Design: REBEL in Prosthetic Rehabilitation with Patient's Personal Preferences. Case-1

I Al-kholani

2024

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Each smile is unique, and smiles reflect the different shapes, textures, and colors of the teeth and their combinations. When creating a new smile design dentists need to consider the biology, structure, function, and esthetics to create the fifth dimension of the smile. This approach is completely different from the conventional one. A smile reflects the personality and emotional state of the patient, and the translation of this into a new smile design occurs either by analog methods or digitally. A smile is a person's ability to express a wide range of emotions with the movement and structure of the teeth, dentofacial, esthetic lips, social and psychological (Rambabu et al, 2018) it also determines how well a person functions in society. When a person has a harmonious smile. it is always assumed that it increases self-esteem and their ability to interact properly and more confidently in their surroundings.

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Transforming Discolored Anterior Teeth

Cited by 3 publications

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Using Artificial Intelligence-Based 3D Smile Design: REBEL in Prosthetic Rehabilitation with Patient's Personal Preferences. Case-2

Using Artificial Intelligence-Based 3D Smile Design: REBEL in Prosthetic Rehabilitation with Patient's Personal Preferences. Case-2

A study on the discoloration of different dental porcelain systems

Using Artificial Intelligence-Based 3D Smile Design: REBEL in Prosthetic Rehabilitation with Patient's Personal Preferences. Case-1

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