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Digital technology supports clinician–patient dialogue through simulation of the initial situation and the anticipated final restoration. Minimally prepared feldspathic porcelain laminate veneers aim to preserve enamel for more reliable bonding than dentin. 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Chiche, DDS  \n34  2019 • Volume 35 • Issue 3  \nAimplee/Sinthuprasirt/Acevedo/Blasi/Torosian/Chiche  \nAbstract  \nThe keys to obtaining predictable and consistent results in esthetic treatment are diagnosis, smile design, treatment planning, team communication, and understanding patient expectations. Digital technology can facilitate this important communication with the patient in order to provide them with a clear understanding of the initial clinical situation, as well as a simulation of the future restoration. The goal of minimally prepared veneers is to preserve as much enamel as possible because bonding to enamel is more predictable than bonding to dentin. This article emphasizes an interdisciplinary approach, digital workflow, minimally invasive treatment, and material selection based on a digital smile design, printing technology for prototype models, and mock-up.  \nKeyWords: digital smile design, interdisciplinary minimally invasive treatment, feldspathic porcelain laminate veneers, crown lengthening, ceramic layering, minimal preparation, digital workflow  \nJournal of Cosmetic Dentistry  35  \nCLINICAL COVER CASE  \nIntroduction  \nThe keys to obtaining predictable and consistent results in esthetic treatment are diagnosis, smile design, treatment planning, team communication, and understanding and managing patient expectations. Facially driven esthetic analysis and smile design from the beginning improves communication among team members and enhances the patient’s visualization, helping to create a more predictable outcome. At the beginning of each case, accurate treatment planning is required, and it must be clarified whether other interdisciplinary treatment is needed in collaboration with the restorative treatment.  \nThe evolution of ceramic materials has increased and enhanced the minimally invasive treatment options. Ceramic veneers have become a well-established treatment modality for the conservative, highly esthetic restoration of malformed, discolored, malaligned, traumatized, fractured, and/or worn anterior teeth. This concept recommends superficial preparation within the enamel and adhesive luting to facilitate restoration with minimal loss of healthy tooth structure. 1,2,3  \nTreatment with traditional feldspathic porcelain in a thickness of 0.5 to 0.7 mm with the goal of minimal removal of healthy tooth structure has been achieved. Significant advantages of conserving tooth structure include the absence of postoperative sensitivity, better bonding to enamel, minimal flexing stress, long-lasting restorations, potential for reversal, and higher levels of treatment acceptance. Based on data available in the literature, a minimally invasive approach can provide a more esthetic and biologically compatible restoration.4-6  \nDigital technology can facilitate this important dialogue. The Digital Smile Design (DSD) app (Miami, Florida)7,8 and Dental System Software (3Shape; Warren, NJ), printed prototype models and mock-up aim to provide the patient with a clear understanding of the initial clinical situation, as well as a simulation of the future restoration’s final result. Patients are more likely to accept treatment when they have a thorough understanding of the clinical problem and the proposed solution.  \nCase Presentation  \nA 32-year-old female presented to the office, unhappy with the appearance of her smile, the discolored fillings, and the chipped edges of her front teeth. She also reported additional concerns, including the gingival position, tooth proportion, and wide-open incisal embrasures. The patient had no medical contraindications or allergies (Figs 1-4) .  \n| Figure 1: Preoperative full-face frontal view.\u003Cbr","cbCairXwe0jSCI9r","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCairXwe0jSCI9r","pdf",1663260,13,"English","# Abstract\n# Introduction\n# Case Presentation\n# Evaluation, Diagnosis, and Treatment Planning\n## Smile Design Blueprint\n## Mock-Up and Treatment Plan","[{\"question\":\"What factors determine predictable and consistent results in esthetic treatment according to the article?\",\"answer\":\"The article highlights diagnosis, smile design, treatment planning, team communication, and understanding and managing patient expectations.\"},{\"question\":\"Why are minimally prepared veneers emphasized in the treatment approach?\",\"answer\":\"Preserving as much enamel as possible is emphasized because bonding to enamel is more predictable than bonding to dentin.\"},{\"question\":\"How does digital technology support communication and patient acceptance in this workflow?\",\"answer\":\"Digital tools such as Digital Smile Design (DSD) and printed prototype models help patients visualize the initial clinical situation and simulate the expected final restoration, improving acceptance.\"}]","CLINICAL COVER CASE - Maximizing Esthetics with Minimally Invasive Feldspathic Veneers - Combining Digital and Analog Workflows - Issue 3 | PDF",1790519096,33]