Veneers

Maciej Zarow treats the veneer as a demanding but thoroughly codified procedure, provided functional diagnosis comes before aesthetic ambition. Working from detailed clinical cases, he examines when it is indicated and when it is better avoided, what risks lie in wait, how to prepare the tooth, which materials to choose and how to resolve cementation. There are chapters on tooth position and gingival architecture, on photography as a means of communication with the laboratory, on the discoloured tooth after root canal treatment and on composite veneers, including the simplified version using the Style Italiano technique. It addresses the clinician in aesthetic restorative dentistry and already has an eye on the digital workflow. In English.