Smile Design Integrating Esthetics and Function - Elsevier eBook on VitalSource, 1st Edition

by Jonathan B Levine, DMD and Brian J Millar, BDS, FDSRCS, PhD, FHEA

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ISBN: 9780723439639

Publication Date: 01-14-2016

Page Count: 240

Imprint: Mosby Ltd.

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Key Features
- Experts of international renown present the latest scientifically authoritative and evidenced-based information, amply supported by a high-quality line artwork and photographic illustration
- Describes in detail assessment techniques for smile design, the use of trial procedures and the use of photography, aligners, and ceramic veneers.
- Highlights the way in which high quality esthetics can be achieved with a range of techniques.
- Emphasizes the importance of effective communication between the dentist, the oral healthcare team and the patient to ensure the patient’s and team’s expectations are appreciated, managed and met
- Designed to challenge traditional thinking, advance knowledge and expand the clinical approach to a growing discipline
- Offers a highly visual, practical approach in a unique series format
- Aims to strengthen, enhance and expand the scope of aesthetic professional practice
Contents

i) General overview about Smile Design - Galip Gurel

ii) Editors’ preface

Patient Assessment
1 Smile design – a three-step analysis
2 Psychological factors
3 Integration of function and esthetics

Techniques
4 Photography
5 Periodontal factors
6 Space management
7 Aligners in esthetic dentistry

8 Veneers

Conclusions
9 Summing up
Authors

Jonathan B Levine, DMD, NYU Program Director, Advanced Aesthetics Program in Dentistry, New York University College of Dentistry; Prosthodontist in Private Practice, New York City, USA and Brian J Millar, BDS, FDSRCS, PhD, FHEA, Consultant in Restorative Dentistry; Professor of Blended Learning in Dentistry; King’s College London Dental Institute at Guy’s Hospital, London; Specialist Practitioner, London, UK
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