Case report demonstrates esthetic reformation of anterior teeth using advanced dental techniques, suggesting effective integration of procedures.
This case report describes an interdisciplinary approach to the esthetic rehabilitation of a 45-yearold woman bothered by her excessively long anterior teeth. Digital smile analysis guided treatment planning, ensuring optimal proportions and soft tissue integration. The vertical edgeless preparation technique was used to establish the correct vertical position of the finishing line, and a modified coronally advanced tunnel (MCAT) combined with modified (micro or split) connective tissue grafts was performed for root coverage and soft tissue augmentation. After uneventful healing, final ceramic restorations were delivered. The integration of a biologically oriented preparation technique and MCAT optimized periodontal and prosthetic outcomes, achieving a natural, harmonious smile. This approach highlights the synergy between periodontal plastic surgery and prosthodontics in an esthetically challenging case.
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