Abstract Bases for aesthetic supply of natural teeth and implantsDr. med. dent. Pascal Marquardt, Prof. Dr. Dr. h.c. J. R. Strub |
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| Prosthetic rehabilitation should be able to compensate reduced
masticatory function, disturbed phonetics and compromised aesthetic appearance
that result from tooth loss. From the observer's point of view, the esthetic outcome can be often subjective. In order to judge a dental restoration as esthetically pleasing, additional objective criteria should be considered. The complete esthetic outcome of a restoration can be optimized by implementing dynamic symmetry, which is defined as small irregularities observed via objective criteria. |
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