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Wiki⚕️ MedicinePrinciples of Esthetic and Restorative DentistryFlashcards

Flashcards on Principles of Esthetic and Restorative Dentistry

Principles of Esthetic & Restorative Dentistry: A Student Guide

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What is the primary difference between microesthetics and macroesthetics in veterinary esthetic dentistry?

Microesthetics focuses on the appearance of individual teeth (the 'trees'), while macroesthetics considers overall harmony with facial structures (the

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Question: What is the primary difference between microesthetics and macroesthetics in veterinary esthetic dentistry?

Answer: Microesthetics focuses on the appearance of individual teeth (the 'trees'), while macroesthetics considers overall harmony with facial structures (the

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Question: Why is considering macroesthetic elements essential when designing an esthetic dental case for animals?

Answer: Because even naturally appearing individual teeth will not create an esthetic result unless they blend harmoniously with the rest of the facial struct

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Question: What is a practical rule of thumb when assessing esthetics for a veterinary dental case?

Answer: Start with the large features and work toward the smaller features—look at the forest before the trees to harmonize overall appearance.

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Question: List the key components of an initial patient examination for veterinary esthetic dentistry.

Answer: Occlusion (signs like infraction, attrition, abrasion), dental diseases (fractures, defects, hypomineralization, enamel hypoplasia), periodontal asses

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Question: What are the ethical goals of restorative (esthetic) dentistry in veterinary patients?

Answer: Achieve teeth that withstand occlusal forces, restore functional anatomy, preserve natural tooth structure (dentin, pulp, periodontal tissues), avoid

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Question: According to public perceptions reported by the AACD survey, what three tooth features most influence the attractiveness of a smile?

Answer: Straightness, whiteness/color of teeth, and cleanliness of teeth.

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Question: According to the AACD survey results included, what are the most common things people say make a smile unattractive?

Answer: Discolored/yellow/stained teeth, missing teeth, crooked teeth, decaying teeth/cavities, gaps/spaces, and dirty teeth.

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Question: Why are standardized 'gold' proportional rules like the Golden Proportion less applicable in veterinary esthetic dentistry?

Answer: Because of the excessive anatomical variation among animal patients, no gold standards have been developed, so veterinarians must rely on their own ae

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Question: What are the sequential steps listed for creating a direct composite restoration in veterinary esthetic dentistry?

Answer: 1) Initial patient examination; 2) Direct restorative materials; 3) Direct composite restoration - acid etching; 4) Direct composite restoration - bon

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