Dental innovation: Minimum invasion and maximum aesthetics
Anabell Bologna explains how current restorative dentistry produces a younger image and functional improvements, considering and respecting biology
In order to obtain an updated and summarized explanation of the minimally invasive treatment protocol, the allied medium elsumario.com interviewed Dr. Anabell Bologna, a dentist (UCV), a top-level specialist in dental technique and co-director of LaplanaBologna – Advanced Dental Aesthetics.
We invite you to watch and listen to this video with more details about this dental innovation:
One of the greatest clinical challenges facing cosmetic and restorative dentistry today is performing enhancements with little or no reduction in healthy tooth structure.
Thorough planning is required, where all the necessary intraoral precautions are taken and facial references are incorporated with the support of cutting-edge technology, with innovative tools and materials.
New materials, balance and stability
Dr. Bologna details that “to achieve the purpose of minimal invasion and maximum aesthetics, one of the key elements is the use of last generation ceramics, which triple the resistance of others previously available, which makes it possible to make aesthetic improvements in minimum thicknesses, which means that we are much more conservative of the healthy dental structure.”
On the other hand, with the correct repositioning of the anterior teeth and incisal edges, we obtain an anteroposterior and transverse balance of the face, since with the new dental arrangement, we improve the projection of the lip and facial fullness, with which we achieve the aforementioned and desired dental and facial rejuvenation, adds Anabell Bologna.
All this protocol, its procedures and techniques, well applied, allow satisfactory results that are maintained over time, aesthetically resuming a younger image and gaining stability as well as better function. It is not exclusive for people with advanced age.
It should be noted that occlusal stability is the optimal functional state of the teeth, jaws, joints and muscles, and of any force that acts on our teeth.
Taken and with information from El Sumario
Video production: Jesús Ramírez
