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The Esthetics of Science and the Science of Esthetics
Soviet Studies in Philosophy, 1977We live in a period of scientific and technological progress, when science is becoming a direct productive force; and in recent decades, the number of workers in the sciences has shown an extraordinary growth, in both absolute and relative terms. These truths are undeniable. Simply to state them does not, however, provide answers to questions about the
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The Esthetic of Excess and the Excess of Esthetic
Contemporary French and Francophone Studies, 2012Excluded from the philosophical logos, excess can even be seen to be the "subject" of literature. From the epic poem and the platonic divine furor to the baroque esthetic, and from romanticism to Freudian sublimation, a line can be drawn together with a theory of artistic genesis as arising out of limit experiences: excess is the mark of an encounter ...
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The Journal of Prosthetic Dentistry, 1985
A chart that allows the reader to appreciate the diverse factors involved in esthetic matching has been presented. Although substantial information is presented in the chart, it is incomplete; and future research will contribute additional information. The chart is not intended as a substitute for learning, but a stimulus to further study.
J H, Swepston, A W, Miller
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A chart that allows the reader to appreciate the diverse factors involved in esthetic matching has been presented. Although substantial information is presented in the chart, it is incomplete; and future research will contribute additional information. The chart is not intended as a substitute for learning, but a stimulus to further study.
J H, Swepston, A W, Miller
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Esthetic Update: The Changing Esthetic Dental Practice
The Journal of the American Dental Association, 1994Advances in the dental industry have opened the door to an array of esthetic treatments. Bleaching, cosmetic contouring and composite resins are a few of the esthetic techniques reviewed.
R E, Goldstein +7 more
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Evaluating Interface Esthetics
Knowledge and Information Systems, 2002Gestalt psychologists promulgated the principles of visual organization in the early twentieth century. These principles have been discussed and re-emphasized, and their importance and relevance to user interface design are understood. However, a limited number of systems represent and make adequate use of this knowledge in the form of a design tool ...
David Ngo Chek Ling +2 more
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The Journal of Prosthetic Dentistry, 1990
Achieving the most desirable gingival appearance enhances the esthetic result achieved with fixed prosthodontic restorations and is most often realized when gingival health is optimized before treatment and gingival trauma is minimized during treatment.
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Achieving the most desirable gingival appearance enhances the esthetic result achieved with fixed prosthodontic restorations and is most often realized when gingival health is optimized before treatment and gingival trauma is minimized during treatment.
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Biologic Esthetic Restorations
Journal of Esthetic and Restorative Dentistry, 1992Cases of serious coronal destruction were treated by bonding parts of extracted teeth to the coronal remnants by means of adhesives and photo‐activated composite resins. The long‐term clinical results have revealed very satisfactory clinical performance of the compounded restorations. No detrimental effects have been identified.
J F, Santos, J, Bianchi
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The Role of Bleaching in Esthetics
Dental Clinics of North America, 1989Bleaching discolored teeth must be considered a viable treatment modality. Although it does not offer the predictability of many cosmetic options, its simplicity and economics demands attention. Combining bleaching with selected bonding and contouring can return a smile to the not-so affluent, conservative, or apprehensive patient who does not wish to ...
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Dental Clinics of North America, 2006
To achieve a successful esthetic result and good patient satisfaction,implant placement in the esthetic zone demands a thorough under-standing of anatomic, biologic, surgical, and prosthetic principles. The ability to achieve harmonious, indistinguishable prosthesis from adjacent natural teeth in the esthetic zone is sometimes challenging. Placement of
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To achieve a successful esthetic result and good patient satisfaction,implant placement in the esthetic zone demands a thorough under-standing of anatomic, biologic, surgical, and prosthetic principles. The ability to achieve harmonious, indistinguishable prosthesis from adjacent natural teeth in the esthetic zone is sometimes challenging. Placement of
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