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Minimally invasive rehabilitation of the worn dentition: a case report utilising adhesive additive techniques and digital technologies.

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The management of the worn dentition presents an increasing challenge that is encountered more frequently in daily dental practice. The consequences of tooth wear tend to be multifactorial and while… Click to show full abstract

The management of the worn dentition presents an increasing challenge that is encountered more frequently in daily dental practice. The consequences of tooth wear tend to be multifactorial and while they may initially only involve the loss of surface enamel it can progressively lead to significant destruction of the dentition. This paper discusses the management of a tooth wear case where a significant amount of tooth structure has been lost from both the anterior and posterior teeth. Protocols for assessment, treatment planning and restorative management of the tooth wear case are presented demonstrating the use of adhesive additive techniques and digital technologies to achieve functional and aesthetic rehabilitation of the dentition.

Keywords: techniques digital; additive techniques; adhesive additive; case; dentition; worn dentition

Journal Title: Australian dental journal
Year Published: 2019

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