Using notched tray modification for accurate double-arch impressions

Article Abstract:

Dentists describe a way to improve impressions by making a notch in the posterior arm of the double-arch tray. This allows the tray to adapt to intraoral distortion forces without springing back to its original shape. This in turn creates a more accurate impression.

Design and construction, Dental equipment and supplies, Dental equipment, Dental supplies

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Macroesthetic elements of smile design

Article Abstract:

The macroesthetics of tooth reconstruction involves the relationship of multiple teeth to each other and to facial characteristics. Although esthetics is subjective, there are rules and strategies dentists can use to evaluate the results of restorative treatments.

Analysis, Cover Story, Aesthetics

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Simulated shape design: helping patients decide their esthetic ideal

Article Abstract:

Dentists describe simulated shape design, which involves making esthetic tooth changes in a wax model that can be placed in the patient's mouth. This gives the patient the chance to see how the finished result will look before proceeding.

Dentistry, Dental aesthetics

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