Biography
Biography: David Mazza
Abstract
Obtaining optimum aesthetics in dentistry is a multi factorial effort. Proper diagnosis and prognosis is an essential element in this matter. A thorough evaluation of dental condition examining the teeth, gingival tissue, facial aesthetics, lip position and occlusion along with patient’s expectation is crucial in obtaining satisfactory results. Followings will be discussed and their role in establishement of a desirable result would be elaborated: Components of a desirable aesthetically pleasing smile, Definition of aesthetic and cosmetic, Anatomy of a smile, Pleasant and non-pleasing smiles, Study of several cases, Esthetic smile: Teeth color, Well-aligned teeth, Adequate tooth display, Presence of all teeth, Facial/dental symmetry, Facial/dental harmony, Gingival aesthetics, Lack of discoloration and pathology, Buccal corridor, Facial esthetics, Hard tissue architecture, Soft tissue architecture, Facial symmetry/proportion, Psychological effect of esthetic dentistry, Review of bonding mechanism and systems, Case studies and treatment Planning.