Restorative Gap Management in the Esthetic Zone

When a tooth is missing in the aesthetic zone, the implant is neither the only answer nor always the most advisable one. Konrad H. Meyenberg orders the alternatives into four strategies — moving the space with orthodontics, closing it by direct bonding or veneers, replacing the tooth with bonded pontics or bridges, and placing implants — and illustrates them with cases described in detail. The approach is that of a clinical atlas born of long experience, one that treats the literature as context rather than making it the object of the book. Written in English, it is particularly useful to the prosthodontist and the restorative dentist who plan complex anterior cases alongside the orthodontist.