ANTERIOR ESTHETIC REHABILITATION WITH COMPOSITE RESIN: A CASE REPORT

Abstract

Introduction: Smile   evaluation   should   cover   several   aspects   from   facial composition to morphological characteristics of dental elements and, therefore, if any of these aspects are affected, the smile becomes aesthetically inadequate. Objective: to present a clinical case whose treatment plan was composed by the making of dental veneers in composite resins of the upper and lower elements in order  to  obtain  a  suitable  aesthetic. Case  description: A  16-year-old  female patient presents malocclusion (Class III of Angle) orthodontically compensated, agenesis  of  lateral  incisors  and  dental  inversion  of  elements  23  and  24.  The aesthetic  resolution  of  this  case  used  the  direct  technique  with  composite  resin by means of the correct protocol in relation to golden proportion and mimicry. Conclusion: Direct  restorations  in  composite  resin  are  a  simple,  effective  and practical solution in the intervention of disharmonies of form and dental size and, therefore, it was possible to reanatomize the anterior teeth restoring aesthetics, function and patient satisfaction.