diastema/inflammation

Median diastema in twenty patients aged 17-30 years old were restored randomly with two light cured composite resins. The restoration were assessed and compared after one year for colour changing, gingival inflammation, surface chipping and lost of restorative materials. There have no difference in

Due to improvements in esthetic dentistry, the number of patients seeking to obtain a more harmonious smile has increased. A 40-year-old woman was referred for treatment because she was dissatisfied with the effect that diastemas and a conoid tooth had on her smile. Her maxillary anterior teeth were

OBJECTIVE To describe a novel technique that helps the clinician on promoting a midline diastema closure with appropriate width proportions based on previous wax up, avoiding excesses of the resin material on the gingival area, which could lead to possible inflammation. METHODS Two different

OBJECTIVE The aim of this study was to evaluate clinically the performance of composite resin used to restore midline diastema between the maxillary and mandibular central incisors. METHODS Direct composite restorations were done for 45 patients with midline diastema between the maxillary and