Biomimetic Restorations for Dental Aesthetics - Case Report

Abstract

In the field of dental aesthetics, we aim to obtain restorations that imitate natural teeth. Using the right materials and technique is thus very important. Aim and objectives: to explore and evaluate the potential of biomimicry in direct aesthetic restoration of anterior teeth. Materials and methods: The direct restorations were realized with a nanohybrid composite resin- Filtek Ultimate (3M ESPE), using the celluloid strip technique. Results: The direct restoration of teeth affected by enamel fractures was successful, highlighting an aesthetic and natural appearance. Conclusions: Simplification and predictability are the key directions in the continuous improvement of the quality of direct restorations for tooth enamel fractures.