Ceramic Veneers

Ceramic Veneers

Contact Lenses and Fragments

by Rafael Decurcio, Paula de Carvalho Cardoso

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This book aims to present a work philosophy whose foundations are on clinic protocols based and established over literature on ceramic veneers, leading to a better comprehension of planning and execution of a aesthetic-functional rehabilitation, promoting the excellence in outcomes and professional ethics. It presents the current state of the art in dentistry and set the foundations to the aesthetic rehabilitation, approaching essential matters such as aesthetic principles and planning process. Supported by a large number of clinical cases, it explains and illustrates all the steps towards a full aesthetic rehabilitation.

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    The authors present a specific "work philosophy" grounded in established literature and rigorous protocols. How does this structured approach compare to your own foundational philosophy in dentistry, and what elements from their perspective might you consider integrating into your practice?

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    The book directly links "excellence in outcomes" with "professional ethics." In what ways do you see these two concepts intertwining most significantly in your own practice, particularly when approaching aesthetic-functional rehabilitation, and how does the book deepen your understanding of this connection?

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    "Ceramic Veneers" aims to present the "current state of the art." What specific techniques, technologies, or conceptual shifts did you find most groundbreaking or thought-provoking, and how do you envision these influencing the future trajectory of cosmetic dentistry?

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