Anterior teeth have a complex incisal edge anatomy that creates both the esthetic appearance of the tooth and the function of the upper and lower incisors against one another. Often in both ceramics Read More

By Lee Ann Brady
Anterior teeth have a complex incisal edge anatomy that creates both the esthetic appearance of the tooth and the function of the upper and lower incisors against one another. Often in both ceramics Read More
By Lee Ann Brady
It is routine to see patients with lower incisal edges that are worn into the dentin. The wear can be from attrition or from erosion, and is often a combination of the two. When dentin is exposed and Read More
By Lee Ann Brady
In yesterday's post I looked at some of the esthetic decision points in anterior tooth form and incisal embrasures. The consensus is that esthetic design is about what we and our patient find Read More
By Lee Ann Brady
I learned a lesson again this week that I have learned over and over in twenty plus years of practicing, limited occlusal equilibrations are a journey into uncharted waters. There are many pieces Read More