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A simplified layering technique with only two composite opacities can solve most of our anterior restorations, if we respect the biology and the shape of the restoration.

As large incisor restorations are quite challenging, using the right techniques and instruments goes a long way in ensuring an aesthetic outcome, repeatable and predictable.

Additive veneering is often a good choice when it comes to enhancing smiles, especially with the right tools and materials in hand.

Managing multiple large restorations is not as time-consuming as one might think. Learn how manage quadrants composite restorations using a bulk fill.

Conditioning soft tissues is key to prosthetic success, especially in the esthetic area. See all steps to restore a single incisor with a Zirconia crown

The combination of well-established techniques and minimal invasiveness can lead to optimum results for the dentist and the patient.

The direct composite restoration of a proximal surface in class II cavities requires the fulfillment of several criteria: attainment of an anatomically correct contour and tight contact area, adequate marginal adaptation and accurate marginal ridge placement.

The Front wing technique is an amazing strategy to close diastemata in a single session. It is incredibly precise, cost-effective and easily executed if compared to other techniques. Believe me, try it once and you will fall in love with the Front Wing Technique.

This article will focus on understanding the design of the natural proximal surface and how it can be restored with composite using sectional matrices from Polydentia.

Esthetic analysis of smiles keeps evolving, especially as we are provided with tools and technology thatallow us to effectively design and communicate, both with our patients and technicians.