The Innovation of Laminate Veneers: Two Decades of Clinical and Research Excellence

Masayuki Okawa gathers two decades of clinical and research work on the laminate veneer and orders it into a route running from the biomimetic principle and adhesion to minimally invasive full-mouth rehabilitation. Much of the volume is given over to cases documented with medium- and long-term follow-up, which allow the real behaviour of the restorations to be judged as the years pass. The central chapters classify veneer preparations in orderly fashion, with sections of their own for the anterior and the posterior segments, and take in digital design of the restoration and the bur set conceived for high-precision preparations. A demanding text for the restorative clinician working in adhesive aesthetics.