The Evolution of Cosmetic Contouring in Dentistry
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In this video, we address a key question about partial composite resin veneers and the evolution of cosmetic contouring in dentistry. Learn how traditional techniques, like those described in Ronald Goldstein’s classic works, focused on reshaping and adding material only where necessary to correct position or size issues. Discover why modern aligners and partial veneers often replace extensive resin additions and tooth reduction. From diastema closures to incisal edge corrections, partial restorations offer natural, aesthetic results with minimal intervention. This video highlights how to maintain emergency profiles, achieve seamless transitions, and refine your dental artistry.
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