Tooth Wear: Interceptive Treatment Approach With Minimally Invasive Protocols

Dietschi, Saratti and Erpen have not written an academic treatise but a clinical recipe book: which protocol and which material to choose for each form of wear. The axis of their approach is halting progression in time with minimally invasive and affordable procedures, without losing sight of the fact that this condition requires monitoring for the rest of the patient's life. Where there was no chance to intervene early, the text also details recourse to indirect and CAD/CAM-produced restorations. Occlusal and functional factors, the vertical dimension of occlusion foremost among them, receive treatment of their own. The fruit of more than two decades devoted to this condition, it is published in English.