50 YEARS POLYDENTIA

A 35-year-old male patient came to our dental practice dissatisfied with his old composite resin veneers. Minimal tooth preparation was performed on misaligned or rotated teeth in specific areas to ensure sufficient space for the new veneers. The restoration was carried out using Unica anterior matrices during the final layering phase, ensuring greater predictability and adaptation in the proximal and cervical regions while avoiding excess restorative material. ...

The patient presented to our clinic with fractures of the two maxillary central incisors (teeth #11 and #21) resulting from dental trauma. An initial radiographic examination confirmed that the injury did not extend to the root structures. We therefore decided to restore the missing portions of the incisors using a direct composite restoration technique with the aid of the Polydentia Unica Proximal anterior matrix. ...

The patient presented to the practice following an accident that caused a fracture and loss of the crown on tooth 12, which was found to be unrecoverable and therefore destined for extraction. During the treatment phase, the patient expressed the wish to replace the incongruous and infiltrated restorations on incisors 11 and 21. We therefore extracted the compromised tooth element, placed a zirconia dental implant under immediate load and in the meantime replaced the incongruous restorations at the level of the central incisors using Polydentia Unica matrices ...