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Published in English in Tropical Dental Journal Volume 39 - September 2016 pages 11-19
Natural, polarized light and the choice of composite: a key to success in shade matching of direct anterior restorations- Part I
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Authors : J. Manauta, A. Salat, A. Putignano, W. Devoto, C.F. Villares, L.S. Hardan - Spain
Le plus grand défi lors de la restauration des dents antérieures est la reproduction fidèle de la couleur. La teinte, la saturation, la luminosité, l’opacité, la translucidité, l'intensité et l'anatomie doivent être soulevées pour être reproduites. La lumière est nécessaire pour distinguer les détails de la dent, sachant qu’il y a une forte relation entre la nature de la lumière et les composants d'une dent naturelle. Cet article explique comment choisir la teinte et la technique de stratification pour restaurer les dents antérieures en choisissant les matériaux adéquats pour imiter la nature. Les propriétés physiques de la lumière naturelle et polarisée seront également étudiées pour comprendre leur association avec les matériaux dentaires et les dents naturelles afin de les utiliser suivant la meilleure recette.
The biggest challenge while restoring anterior teeth is shade matching. Hue, chroma, value, opacity, translucency, intensity and anatomy must be seen to be reproduced. To see we need light, knowing that there is a strong relation between the nature of light and the components of natural teeth.
This article enlightens the way to do the shade matching and the stratification of anterior teeth by choosing the relevant materials to mimic the nature.
The physical properties of natural and polarized light will be studied to understand their correlation with dental materials and natural teeth to use them in the best combination.
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