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Esthetics with Resin Composite
1.1 Indications -- 1.2 Esthetic ground rules -- 1.3 Planning basis -- 1.4 Visual effect of tooth shape and ways in which it can be influenced -- 2.1 Preparation for anterior tooth restorations -- 2.2 Resin composite materials: "esthetic systems" -- 2.3 Natural color build-up -- the morphological layering technique -- 2.4 Matrix technique -- 2.5 Resin composite application technique -- 2.6 Finishing and polishing -- 3.1 Building up Class IV -- 3.2 Widening teeth by approximal build-up -- 3.3 Closing or reducing black triangles -- 3.4 Direct resin composite facings -- 4.1 Replacing dental tissue lost as a result of caries, trauma, erosion, abrasion, attrition -- 4.2. Correcting tooth shape while preserving the labial outline -- 4.4 Correcting tooth position -- 4.5 Correcting tooth discoloration and tooth whitening -- 4.6 Direct anterior resin composite fixed dental prostheses -- 4.7 Corrections and repairs using resin composites -- 4.8 Evaluation of the direct technique.
The History of Switzerland
Contains a history of Switzerland.
Adhesion
Adhesives: Principles and State of the Art. -- Adhesives: Dos and Don'ts. -- Restorative Materials for the Direct Technique. -- The Key for the Indirect. -Technique. - New Concepts of Minimally Invasive Preparations: An SI/STA Concept. --Preparation and Restoration of Small Interproximal Carious Lesions. -- Adhesion in Preventive Dentistry. -- Adhesion in Pediatric Dentistry. --Strength of Fragment-Bonded Teeth. -- Bonding: The Ultimate Restoration for Tooth Fracture? -- Biological Bonding: Periodontal and Peri-Implant Attachment. -- Exploring the Layering Concepts for Anterior Teeth. -- Composite Resin. --Restorations on Posterior Teeth. -- Prosthodontics of the Future: Cementing or Bonding? -- Clinical Application of Ceramic Bonded Restorations. -- Restoration of the Endodontically Treated Tooth: Adhesion vs. Mechanical Retentio.
