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Nicholas J Giannuzzi1, Shawn Davaie Motlagh2
1NYU Honors Program in Aesthetics, Department of Cariology and Comprehensive Care, New York City, 345 E 24th street, NY 10010, USA.
Abstract:
When patients seek cosmetic dentistry, their main concern is how their new smile is going to appear. In trying to achieve a patient's desire for a more beautiful smile, a careful and comprehensive analysis must be completed to insure the desired outcome is achievable and will function for many years to come. The clinician's primary goal is to restore the patient's dentition to ideal form and function. Full mouth rehabilitations need to be done in a systematic way to ensure all the parameters of an esthetic and functional outcome are achieved.
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