Smile Restoration of a Dental Anxiety Patient Using Same-Day Chairside CAD/CAM and Esthetic Zirconia.

Lincoln R Fantaski
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This clinical case study describes the smile restoration of a 33-year-old female patient who exhibited severe dental anxiety, multiple cavities, discoloration, and a fractured tooth. The patient's complex dental history and anxiety-driven treatment preferences posed challenges that were met with a minimally invasive strategy. The case involved meticulous diagnosis, leveraging advanced diagnostic wax-ups, and a comprehensive treatment plan. Esthetic zirconia material was utilized to enable the preservation of tooth structure while achieving visually appealing and functional outcomes, and CAD/CAM technology facilitated same-day restorations with superior marginal fit, aided by the precision of a digital intraoral scanner. The patient's dental anxiety strongly influenced the treatment approach, leading to the integration of smile enhancement alongside caries treatment. The use of a single cement and bond product simplified the final cementation process, while the versatility of the zirconia CAD/CAM material allowed for fabrication of various restoration types with minimal tooth reduction. This streamlined workflow expedited treatment, which was especially crucial for the anxious patient undergoing sedation.

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使用同一天链CAD/CAM和人造氧化锆修复牙齿焦虑症患者的微笑。
这项临床案例研究描述了一名33岁女性患者的微笑恢复,她表现出严重的牙齿焦虑、多个蛀牙、变色和牙齿骨折。患者复杂的牙科病史和焦虑驱动的治疗偏好带来了微创策略所面临的挑战。该病例涉及细致的诊断,利用先进的诊断蜡和全面的治疗计划。美观的氧化锆材料被用于保护牙齿结构,同时实现视觉吸引力和功能效果,CAD/CAM技术在数字口腔内扫描仪的精度帮助下,以优异的边缘配合促进了当天的修复。患者的牙科焦虑强烈影响了治疗方法,导致将微笑增强与龋齿治疗相结合。单一水泥和粘结产品的使用简化了最终的胶结过程,而氧化锆CAD/CAM材料的多功能性允许以最小的牙齿减少量制造各种修复类型。这种简化的工作流程加快了治疗,这对正在接受镇静治疗的焦虑患者尤其重要。
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