Aesthetic Dentistry

A beautiful smile does not only consist of pearly white and well-formed teeth. The demand for Aesthetic dentistry has increased in recent years. It is the dentist’s responsibility to not only appreciate the expectations of their patients, but also to arrange treatment in such a way so as to present an aesthetically acceptable result, harmoniously adding to the facial features.

The aesthetic analysis in dentistry is the methodology by which the dentist analyzes all the parameters and elements that are gathered from the clinical examination of the patient, the x-rays, plaster casts and highlights the potential disharmony in the smile, in color, the position and teeth dimensions, as well as to the correct or excessive exposure of the gingival tissues.

The aesthetic analysis is an essential step in every cosmetic intervention that takes place in our practice. The use of all information from the aesthetic analysis has a common denominator: the output of the final result must restore or maintain harmony throughout the face.

Although the field of aesthetics has a subjective character, the aesthetic analysis is designed for the final desired outcome based on specific rules and proportions and even pre-invasive, that is, before any therapeutic action begins.

The ideal analogy is the proportion between the individual elements that constitute a pretty image, a nice face, and a charming smile. Thus, a highly aesthetic result is achieved in a predictable manner, which will satisfy the most stringent aesthetic requirements. The final aesthetic effect is designed and presented to the patient either externally on models made from the mouth or intraorally.

Thus, the patient immediately understands the proposed shape and size of the teeth, makes possible modifications, and based on the final picture in the models or in the casts, the treatment plan is drawn up and carried out in all subsequent stages.