Digital workflow versus conventional approach in aesthetic dentistry

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Fig. 1: Initial clinical situation.

Fig. 2: Initial clinical situation.

Fig. 3: Initial clinical situation.

Fig. 4: Initial clinical situation.

Fig. 5: Functional analysis wax-up.

Fig. 6: Functional analysis wax-up.

Fig. 7: Functional analysis wax-up.

Fig. 8: Microscopic views of acid etching of the enamel surface, prisms cut longitudinally and transversally, displaying the three acid etching patterns.[5]

Fig. 9: Microscopic views of acid etching of the enamel surface, prisms cut longitudinally and transversally, displaying the three acid etching patterns.[5]

Fig. 10: Microscopic views of acid etching of the enamel surface, prisms cut longitudinally and transversally, displaying the three acid etching patterns.[5]

Fig. 11: Microscopic views of acid etching of the enamel surface, prisms cut longitudinally and transversally, displaying the three acid etching patterns.[5]

Fig. 12: Microscopic view of demineralised dentine and penetration of the hybrid layer into dentinal tubules.[5]

Fig. 13: Minimally invasive preparation.

Fig. 14: Minimally invasive preparation.

Fig. 15: Minimally invasive preparation.

Fig. 16: Final analogue ceramic restorations.

Fig. 17: Final analogue ceramic restorations.

Fig. 18: Final analogue ceramic restorations.

Fig. 19: Final analogue ceramic restorations.

Fig. 20: Digital modelling.

Fig. 21: Final digital ceramic restorations.

Fig. 22: Final digital ceramic restorations.

Fig. 23: Final digital ceramic restorations.