Journal of the American Dental Association (1939) · 2012
The papillary veneers concept: an option for solving compromised dental situations.
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Viana Pedro Couto, Correia André, Kovacs Zsolt
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BACKGROUND: Rehabilitating anterior edentulous areas can be a challenge for clinicians when there is a loss of hard and soft tissues. The authors present an innovative approach to manage these cases.
CASE DESCRIPTION: Case 1 involved a patient with a dental implant placed in the position of tooth no. 7 and a loss of soft tissues in the proximal areas. The authors bonded veneers to teeth nos. 6 and 8 and placed a screw-retained implant crown in the position of tooth no. 7. All of the prosthetic components had gingiva-shade and crown ceramics. Case 2 involved a patient with a dental implant in the position of tooth no. 10 and loss of soft tissues. The authors bonded papillary veneers to teeth nos. 9 and 11 and placed a screw-retained zirconia anatomical abutment prepared for a ceramic veneer with gingiva-shade ceramics in the cervical area.
CLINICAL IMPLICATIONS: The prosthetic option of papillary veneers helps in the restoration of lost soft tissue and can mimic natural appearance in a predictable and stable way.
CASE DESCRIPTION: Case 1 involved a patient with a dental implant placed in the position of tooth no. 7 and a loss of soft tissues in the proximal areas. The authors bonded veneers to teeth nos. 6 and 8 and placed a screw-retained implant crown in the position of tooth no. 7. All of the prosthetic components had gingiva-shade and crown ceramics. Case 2 involved a patient with a dental implant in the position of tooth no. 10 and loss of soft tissues. The authors bonded papillary veneers to teeth nos. 9 and 11 and placed a screw-retained zirconia anatomical abutment prepared for a ceramic veneer with gingiva-shade ceramics in the cervical area.
CLINICAL IMPLICATIONS: The prosthetic option of papillary veneers helps in the restoration of lost soft tissue and can mimic natural appearance in a predictable and stable way.