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The Biomimetic Approach to Saving Teeth: Minimally Invasive Restorations and Periodontal Surgery
Description:
Stress reduced composite restorations now play a significant role in minimally invasive restorative dentistry. When combined with micro-periodontal surgical grafting techniques to alter gingival levels these procedures save teeth and warrant further consideration in our daily treatment. Our ability to minimize tooth reduction during tooth preparation and still maintain a strength of material and of bonding on previously exposed root surfaces as well as endodontically treated teeth is the future of a truly biomimetic approach.
This presentation highlights this biomimetic approach to treatment and showcases the clinicians ability to provide long term management of both function and esthetics. It should open our eyes to the potential of maintaining the dentition of our patients rather than crown or implant replacement.
Date Added:
4/28/2016
Author(s):
Simone Deliperi, DDS
Simone Deliperi was born in Cagliari (Italy) in 1974.
Dr Deliperi graduated from the University of Cagliari in 1998 and completed the Esthetic Den...
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Maurice Salama - (4/18/2016 3:52 PM)
Wonderful presentation. SAVING TEETH and MINIMIZING the utilization of CROWNS, POSTS and Implants.....thank you. Dr. Salama
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Kamsiah Haider - (4/17/2016 10:02 AM)
What is the difference between failure and catastrophic failure ? Very interesting lecture indeed .
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Daniel Melker - (4/14/2016 10:52 PM)
#12 Dr. Deliperi treated by removing the CLV restoration was interesting. Just my humble opinion but there could be no BW invasion as you mentioned. There was adequate space for the BW which only needs to be 1mm. for connective tissue attachment. Further i usually remove the significant ledge that you created. Finally you placed all of the connective tissue present on root surface after your coronally positioned flap. These are just opinions and not to take away from your beautiful presentation. That case in my humble opinion should have been treated with a SECTG.
Great presentation. Thank you for all your efforts to teach all of us!!!
Danny Melker
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