Restoring the Maxillary Anterior: It’s More Than Just Making Pretty Teeth

Patients present in our office for restorative needs involving the maxillary anterior teeth or they may only want to make an esthetic/cosmetic change.
In either case, the initial step in the planning process is to establish the correct esthetic incisal edge position, tooth position, tooth form/proportion, and gingival level. One of the most important aspects of treatment planning is to diagnose any functional problems and to design any occlusal/functional changes for long-term longevity of the restorations whether they are direct composite or indirect restorations. This recording of the live webinar with Dr. Bob Winter focuses on the functional aspects of treating the maxillary anterior teeth.
Learning objectives:
✅ Evaluation of the wear patterns on the anterior teeth.
✅ Designing the anterior occlusal scheme for predictable functional outcomes.
✅ Clinical considerations and techniques for direct and indirect restorations.
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