Direct veneer restoration using a nano ceramic composite material: a clinical report
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https://doi.org/10.22452/adum.vol15no2.6Keywords:
nano ceramic composite, Ceram.X Duo TM, direct veneer restoration, aestheticAbstract
Direct composite veneers can be used to mask tooth discolorations and/or to correct unaesthetic tooth forms and/or positions. However, these type of restorations are often regarded as one of the most challenging in aesthetic dentistry presumably due to the extent of natural tooth structure that must be recreated. This paper discusses easy application techniques and tips for Ceram.X Duo?, a nano ceramic composite restorative material. Its natural shading system allows the restoration of tooth with both dentine and enamel shade and transforms it into a final direct veneer restoration that mimics a natural tooth.
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2008-12-31
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