16 Jul Dr. Lazar – Class IV restoration – Unica anterior
class IV restoration with Unica anterior
by Dan Lazar
Dr. Dan Lazar
Dan Lazar, graduated from the Faculty of Dentistry in 2005 in Cluj-Napoca, Romania, followed by many post-graduate trainings in prosthetic and restorative dentistry in Romania and Europe. From 2007-2009 he was teaching at the Faculty of Dentistry, Iuliu Hatieganu Cluj-Napoca,at the Restorative department. Since 2005-2016 is working in a private practice in Oradea, Romania. From 2016 he work in his private dental clinic- Clinica LAZAR. Since 2015 he is an Style Italiano member.Dan Lazar is lecturing in Romania and abroad since 2009 on different topics: direct composite restorations, anterior prosthodontics and dental photography.
case report
The patient came to our attention for esthetic rehabilitation; the analysis revealed an old damaged composite restoration that should be replaced on both incisors 11 and 21.
The following case shows the step-by-step direct composite restoration using the Polydentia’s Unica anterior matrix powered by Style Italiano.
1: Pre-operative view of incisors 11 and 21 showing the old composite restorations which should be replaced.
2: The quadrant under isolation.
3: The clinical situation after removal of the old restorations and cleaning of the proximal area.
4: Unica anterior matrices placed on both incisors 11 and 21. The contoured shape of the matrices embraces the teeth and help the practitioner to better see where the midline is placed. In this case, the stability of the matrices itself does not require wedges or myCustom Resin to stay in position.
5: Incisor 21 has been restored first; this image shows the proximal edges built up.
6: Incisor 21 after the removal of Unica. The contoured proximal walls of the matrix ensure an accurate proximal morphology with minimal or no contouring.
7: Incisor 21 after the contouring process of the restoration. For this stage the best is to finish the proximal area precisely because of the easy access of the instruments.
8: Incisor 11 has been restored following the same procedure.
9: The clinical situation after the reconstruction of the incisors surfaces and initial finishing and polishing.
10: Final finishing and polishing procedure, transition lines after the hidratation of the composite. This step is essential to obtain a visual appearance of the restorations that will please the patient.
11: Polishing discs are used to adjust the mesial and distal line angles.
12: A red tapered fissure bur is used to adjust the primary morphology of the tooth.
13: For finishing the second morphology a hard rubber with low speed is used to smooth the surface.
14: Final polishing of the restoration using a thermoplastic wheel.
15: Final outcome after the occlusal adjustments in static and dynamic movements.
15: Final outcome, side view. The restoration was made in two sessions, one session for reconstruction and primary finishing (1,5h) and the second appointment for final finishing and polishing (45 min).
conclusion
The contoured shape of the Unica anterior powered by Style Italiano allows the clinician to restore the natural proximal and cervical morphologies at the same time in a very predictable way, making the matrices a very useful product for anterior restorations.
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