Color Atlas of Dental Medicine: Aesthetic Dentistry (pdf)

Author : Josef Schmidseder, Klaus H. Rateitschak , Herbert F.Wolf

Exquisitely illustrated update on all new aesthetic techniques from a team of master practitioners…
In today’s modern dental practice, the patient’s role has changed–from petitioner seeking pain relief to client requesting a wide range of services, including improved looks. Often the patient will decide between amalgam, gold, composite or ceramics as the material of choice for a posterior tooth restoration, or have a say in the processing method used for its fabrication!This lavishly illustrated new volume in the prestigious Color Atlas of Dental Medicine Series explores the full scope of today’s rapidly growing practice of aesthetic dentistry and its future evolution. You will find full coverage of the improved aesthetics and biocompatibility possible in new all-ceramic and metal-ceramic systems, plus details on in-lay, onlay, and veneer processing methods. And you will benefit from the informed discussion of each technique and system, complete with the advantages and disadvantages of each.Special topics covered:
Basic principles, indications, diagnostics, and treatment planning
All background on composites-direct posterior restorations and composite inlays
Aesthetics and function of direct anterior restorations
The newest metal-ceramic and all-ceramic restorations, including clinical aspects of the all-ceramic crown and inlays
Step-by-step bleaching techniques
How to achieve maximum aesthetics with implants
Complete with a chapter on state-of-the-art computer assisted systems for use in restorative dentistry, and the impact of aesthetic techniques on every dental subspecialty, this book is informative and current. It recognizes that today’s practice has dramatically shifted from pain relief and functionality to a demand for excellent cosmetic results, and it will be a valued resource in every practitioner’s office. Stay up-to-date in a rapidly evolving field; order your copy today!

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