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Dental Therapists’ Role in the Provision of Aesthetic Dentistry in Dental Practice

Primary Dental Journal, 2023
Dental therapists have a vital role to play in the provision of dentistry in the UK. This article examines the role of dental therapists in carrying out aesthetic dentistry in the UK dental practice setting. Patient access through collaborative working, especially through a shared care model, referral, and direct access will be discussed.
Linzy, Baker, Arabella, Valadas Marques, Igor R, Blum   +2 more
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Perception and illusion in dental aesthetics

Medicine in Evolution, 2021
Aim and objectives: The objectives in performing fixed prosthetic restorations were the following: Replacing lost tissues, restoring the functions of the stomatognathic system: aesthetics, phonetics, functionality, mastication and creating illusion, using different techniques to make the tooth look younger, older or wider.
R. Buzatu, O.C. Bolos, A. S. Valceanu, E. L. Craciunescu   +3 more
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Psychological effects of aesthetic dental treatment

Journal of Dentistry, 1998
To demonstrate that aesthetic restorative dental treatment, using the porcelain laminate veneer, has a positive effect on the self-esteem of a patient.A study group of 17 patients, unhappy with their dental appearance, were assessed psychologically at the pre-operative, immediate post operative and 6 month review stages.
L G, Davis, P D, Ashworth, L S, Spriggs
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The Ranking of Dental Aesthetics

British Journal of Orthodontics, 1995
This study examined the effectiveness of three different aesthetic ranking systems. The Aesthetic Component of the Index of Orthodontic Treatment Need (10 photographs), a numerical scale illustrated with three photographs and a numerical scale with only two photographs were assessed.
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Dental Aesthetic Self-Assessment among Dental Students

Pakistan Journal of Medical and Health Sciences, 2022
Background: Satisfaction with dental appearance is significant amongst youths as decision concerning the individual features, of persons is inclined by their dental look in the lack of other data. Aim: To govern the self-assessment dental look pleasure among dental students Study Design: descriptive cross-sectional study Place and Duration of Study ...
Muhammad Masood Khan, Umar Nasir, Sadia Nisar Ahmed, Haseeb Ahmad, Afreenish Malik, Maidha Jadoon   +5 more
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Fluoride recharge of aesthetic dental materials

Journal of Oral Rehabilitation, 1999
The objective of the study was to compare the potential for fluoride recharge of two glass–ionomer cements, a resin‐modified glass–ionomer cement, a compomer and a fluoride‐containing composite in artificial saliva. Disc samples of each of the materials were placed into artificial saliva.
A J, Preston, S M, Higham, E A, Agalamanyi, L H, Mair   +3 more
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Evaluation of smartphone dental photography in aesthetic analysis

British Dental Journal, 2021
Aims To investigate the influence of the system used for digital photography upon the aesthetic analysis in dental medicine.Materials and methods The aesthetic parameters were evaluated on photographs taken with different systems: two DSLR camera set-ups (DSLR + ring flash and DSLR + twin flash) and a smartphone-based system using a five-point Likert ...
Radu, Lazar, Bogdan, Culic, Cristina, Gasparik, Camelia, Lazar, Diana, Dudea   +4 more
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The aesthetic dental assistant

Dental Nursing, 2006
Hollie Croft describes how her working day was transformed when the practice where she worked joined, and then helped lead, the cosmetic dental revolution in the UK.
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Aesthetic Dental Implant Complications

2020
Since the early days of the discovery of dental implants, there has been a substantial paradigm shift from placing implants in edentulous ridges to rehabilitating the most complex cases in the aesthetic zone. The more implants are placed in the aesthetic zone, the more complications associated with this treatment protocol are developed.
Hossein Behnia, Navid Sharifzadeh, Parsa Behnia   +2 more
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Fluoride release from aesthetic dental materials

Journal of Oral Rehabilitation, 1999
The objective of the study was to compare the amounts of fluoride released by two glass–ionomer cements, a resin‐modified glass–ionomer cement, a compomer and a fluoride‐containing composite into deionized water and artificial saliva. Disc samples of each of the materials were fabricated and placed in either water or artificial saliva.
A J, Preston, L H, Mair, E A, Agalamanyi, S M, Higham   +3 more
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