JOURNAL OF THE
CALIFORNIA DENTAL ASSOCIATION
February 2004
The February issue of the CDA Journal
covers porcelain veneers.
Porcelain Veneers—From
Diagnosis to Execution
An introduction to the issue.
The Esthetic Correction
of Anterior Dental Mal-alignment Conventional vs. Instant (Restorative)
Orthodontics
Using a flow sheet may help the decision whether to
use conventional orthodontics and what the limitations of treating the
patient will be if treatment is performed without any orthodontics.
Frank M. Spear, DDS, MSD
‘Short Tooth
Syndrome’: Diagnosis, Etiology, and Treatment Management
Identifying common periodontal and restorative aesthetic
deformities responsible for this syndrome, their diagnosis and etiologies
commensurate with the aesthetic and biologic basis of treatment, as
well as treatment management.
Stephen J. Chu, DMD, MSD, CDT, MDT; Susan Karabin, DDS; Saiesha Mistry,
DDS
Understanding the
Aesthetic Evaluation for Success
Without a sequential aesthetic evaluation, diagnosis,
treatment plan, and execution, an acceptable outcome is difficult to
predict. The treating clinician should be able to visualize the aesthetic
problem, visualize the proposed changes, and devise a way to achieve
the result while still maintaining mechanically, functionally, and biologically
sound principles.
Tal Morr, DMD, MSD
Diagnostically
Generated Anterior Tooth Preparation for Adhesively Retained Porcelain
Restorations: Rationale and Technique
A diagnostically based protocol for anterior tooth
preparations for adhesively retained porcelain restorations offers dentists
and laboratory technicians new options to approaching these restorations.
John C. Kois, DMD, MSD, and Steve McGowan, CDT
A Simple and Predictable
Direct Technique for Esthetic Provisional Veneers
Provisional veneers are valuable in maintaining patients’
physical and social comfort.
Careen W. Young, DDS, MSD
The Editor/
It’s All About Smiles
By Jack F. Conley, DDS
Impressions/
Progress on Engineered Mandibular Condyle Holds
Promise for Other Joints
Dr. Bob/
Say Yes to Sirtuin; No to Lamp Shades
By Robert E. Horseman, DDS
Sessions/
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