
Aesthetics & fixed prosthodontics
Composite Veneers: The Direct-indirect Technique
When composite rivals ceramic in the anterior region
Authors: Newton Fahl Jr. · André V. Ritter
- Speciality
- Aesthetics & fixed prosthodontics
- Language
- English
- Format
- Print · Hardback with slipcase
- ISBN
- 978-0-86715-959-2
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In anterior aesthetics, composite competes on equal terms with ceramic, and that is the ground on which this book by Newton Fahl and André V. Ritter moves. The title refers to the direct-indirect technique, an approach that combines chairside work with fabrication of the restoration outside the mouth. It is aimed at the clinician with restorative experience who wants to widen their repertoire with procedures that intervene minimally on the tooth. Published in English, it belongs to the aesthetics and fixed prosthodontics part of the collection.
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