Perception Esthetics In Metal Free Prosthesis Of Natural Teeth And Implants (Hb 2009) Original Price $ 385.00

Product Descriptionperception Is A Highly Illustrated Work Which Focuses On Metal-Free, Pure Ceramic Restorations To Both Natural And Implant-Supported Teeth. Metal-Free Or Pure Ceramic Prostheses Already Form Part Of The Dentist S Daily Routine. As With Any Dental Material, There Are Advantages And Disadvantages To Ceramics, And These Are Fully Discussed In The Book. The Author Focuses Not Only On Technical Procedures Available, But Also On Scientific Advances Reported In The Literature. The Book Deals With Topics Related To The Preparation Of Teeth For Various Types Of Prosthetic Requirements, Adhesive Cementation And Different Aspects Of Bonding. Importantly, It Covers Aesthetics Within The Framework Of An Integrated Treatment Programme. Patients Are Increasingly Concerned About, And Interested In, The Aesthetics Of Dental Treatment. They Want Perfectly-Aligned White Teeth; Frequently They Demand That Their Prostheses Are Better Than Their Original Teeth. To Meet These Aesthetic Demands, They Need To Be Made Aware Of The Various Treatment Options For Their Prostheses. With Over 1700 Full-Colour Clinical Photographs, Perception Provides Abundant Illustrative Material Which The Dentist Can Use As A Basis For Treatment Discussions With The Patient. Perception Equips The Dentist With The Skills To Produce All-Ceramic Prostheses Which Will Leave Their Patients Satisfied With The Aesthetic Appearance Of Their Teeth. It Provides Dentists With All The Information They Need To Explore This Innovative And Exciting Field. Contents: 1 Integrated Treatment Plan 2 Principles Of Occlusion In Oral Rehabilitation Treatment 3 Concepts Of Adhesive Systems And Clinical Application 4 Dental Preparations For Metal-Free Fixed Prosthodontics 5 Ceramic Laminated Veneers 6 Dental Reconstructions For Prosthetic Purposes 7 Adhesive Cementation Of Ceramic Restorations 8 Cam And Cad-Cam Systems In Dental Prosthesis Manufacture 9 Ceramic Abutments In Implant Dentistry 10 Image As A Means Of Communicationreviewthis Immaculately Presented Publication Demonstrates Absolute Best Practice When Placing Metal-Free Prostheses, Attempting To Ascertain Functional Restorations That Have Aesthetics At The Epicentre Of Each Stage Of Fabrication. The Brazilian Authors Have Produced An Attractive 766 Page Text, Finished With The Highest Quality Paper And Accompanied By Embossed Photography Throughout. The Text Gives A Detailed Account Of Each Stage Of The Process, From Treatment Planning, Occlusal Considerations, Choice Of Materials, Preparation And Adhesive Cementation. It Also Addresses The Latest Fabrication Techniques, Incorporating Cad-Cam Systems In Dental Prosthesis Manufacturing, And Imaging As A Means Of Communication. An Entire Chapter Is Dedicated Solely To Ceramic Abutments In Implant Dentistry. Perception Places Great Significance On Aesthetics, And Thus Discusses All Of The Factors Which Need To Be Considered In Order To Obtain The Ideal Result. Right From The Consultation Stage, The Authors Advocate The Use Of A Diagnostic Wax Up On Correctly Articulated Models, To Ensure That Both The Occlusal Scheme Can Be Replicated Correctly And The Patient Can Be Given Realistic Expectations Of The Treatment Outcome. They Discuss In Detail The Enigmatic Field Of Colour And Its Constituents, Including An Illustrated Discussion Of Hue (Or Matiz), Value And Chroma, Advocating The Use Of Shade Guides Designed Upon These Core Principles, Eg Vita 3-D Master Scale. Also Addressed Is Treatment Planning For Osseointegrated Implants, With Consideration Given To The Prosthetic Space To Be Filled, The Position Of The Implant, Implant Selection And Mesio-Distal Position. Preparations For A Multitude Of Metal-Free Restorations Are Included, Accompanied Throughout By Clinical Cases Demonstrating The Aesthetic And Functional Result That Can Be Conferred By Each. Ceramic Laminate Veneers Are Considered As A Separate Entity And The Authors Suggest Methods Of Overcoming Man