Midline Diastema Closure Following Post-Orthodontic Treatment Relapse Using Metal Free Restorations

Abstract

Porcelain is known to be the most aesthetic material for dental restorations. It can imitate nature and at the same time maintain oral harmony which is a complex theme in the field of anterior tooth restoration. The knowhow about the synthesis, form, function and superficial structure and the color finish of the natural teeth, together form the basis of aesthetic restoration. A new generation of ceramic substance which distinguishes itself by unique light optic relation feature has facilitated the reproduction of natural teeth. The concept which has been outlined in this article informs about a systematic and rationale advance in the field of anterior tooth restoration while fulfilling highly aesthetic requirement. This case study presents the management of midline diastema using two different types of metal free ceramics