Facial aesthetics plays an important role in the modern aesthetic dental practice. This lecture will provide a brief overview of how facial aesthetics can enhance aesthetic outcomes, and how injectables can be implemented into daily dental practice. It will also showcase cases where injectables have been planned and executed predictably.
Learning objectives
1. A brief overview of facial aesthetics
2. Understand how facial aesthetics can complement dentistry
3. How to incorporate injectables into dental practice
Aesthetics is an inseparable part of any treatment protocol in modern dentistry. However, dentists struggle to achieve aesthetically pleasing outcomes and rely heavily (and not always successfully!) on digital techniques or dental technicians. Dr Jurgita Sybaite will demonstrate how mastering tooth morphology and analysing the smile can transform aesthetic perception, treatment planning and the ability to deliver the best aesthetic outcome.
Educational objectives:
What is biomimetic dentistry?
Biomimetic posterior restorations
I went to a presentation recently from a prominent speaker who spoke about how her midline diastema had held her back from public speaking for many years.
She has asked her dentist what could be done about it and told repeatedly – nothing.
She spoke about over coming her insecurity and now she speaks all over the world confidently.
I was in the audience thinking – I could fix that for you in a day!
This lecture will outline the options for diastema closure, showing where each option is appropriate so your patients don’t need to live with their diastema’s should they prefer not to.