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PubMed1980

Esthetics: a comparison of dentists' and patients' concepts.

Drawings and photographs of shape, symmetry, and proportion of maxillary central incisors were evaluated by 112 dentists, 215 dental sutdents, 399 male patients, and 695 female patients. A significant difference was found between the evaluations of patients and dentists; the preferences of dental student; were between those of patients and dentists. Male and female patients had similar opinions.

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PubMed1980

Combination prosthesis for optimum esthetic appearance.

A method of treatment that combines the advantages of both a removable partial denture and a fixed partial denture is described. The indications, contraindications, advantages, and special considerations are discussed. The procedures necessary for treatment of patients are described. Our observations indicate that this is an acceptable mode of treatment for those patients in need of this type of prosthesis.

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PubMed1982

Satisfying esthetic demands with rotational path partial dentures.

A description of the rotational path design concept for removable partial dentures has been presented. Through the combined efforts of the clinician and laboratory technician, a rotational path partial denture can be developed that meets the basic mechanical requirements and eliminates certain clasp arms. The primary advantages of this design include less display of metal, enhancing the patient's appearance, and decreased tooth and tissue coverage by partial denture framework components.

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PubMed1987

Esthetic management of perimolysis with porcelain laminate veneers.

This report deals with the dental manifestations of bulimia nervosa. Differential diagnosis of perimolysis was identified and compared with other manifestations of systemic or exogenous causal factors. Conservative cosmetic dental management of the dental erosion that occurred as a result of bulimia nervosa was described and discussed in comparison with other currently accepted treatment modalities.

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