Enamelplasty and Esthetic Finishing in Orthodontics

December 3, 2015, Dr. David Sarver

Do you have orthodontic cases in which all occlusal goals are met,
the function is good, and for some reason, the smile just doesn’t “look
right” in spite of all your efforts? How about this scenario: You prep a
a case for veneers, try in the preps, and finally, cement the case.
Something about the smile isn’t correct.
A proper understanding of tooth shape and form (Microaesthetics) is
often the underlying problem.

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