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The specialist magazine cosmetic dentistry_beauty & science presents the most significant international developments and experiences in an easy-to-read format to practitioners around the world. This high gloss, English language magazine is published four times a year and distributed at all major international congresses and exhibitions. cosmetic dentistry is sent to a database of 4.000 dentists worldwide (mainly USA, Middle East & Africa, Asia Pacific, and Europe) and gets a wide bonus distribution at several shows in 2011 all over the world. While it is being supported by a distinguished international advisory board (please see below), the magazine is now the official publication of the Asian Academy of Aesthetic Dentistry (AAAD) as well as the South Asian Academy of Aesthetic Dentistry (SAAAD). The content is a combination of specialty articles, clinical studies, case reports, industry reports, reviews (meetings, products, etc.), news, and lifestyle articles.

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Titel Redaktion Kein Kurztext vorhanden. Schauen Sie in die PDF.
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Editorial Dr Sushil Koirala, Editor-in-Chief, President Vedic Institute of Smile Aesthetics (VISA), Kathmandu, Nepal Welcome to this year’s first edition of cosmetic dentistry! With great pride, we are able to look back at a successful year in 2009. cosmetic dentistry is now one of the most popular aesthetic dental magazines in the Asia Pacific region. This success was greatly due to the high standard of both printing and article selection. We were able to -offer free -accessibility to the electronic version of the magazine on www.dental-tribune.com and the official websites of the South Asian Academy of Aesthetic Dentistry (SAAAD) and Asian Academy of Aesthetic Dentistry. Furthermore, various aesthetic continuing education (CE) institutions have approached cosmetic dentistry in order to establish a professional -relationship for the promotion of the art and science of aesthetic dentistry in the Asia -Pacific region.
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Diastema Closure (MD): Midline diastema closure with direct-bonding restorations Dr Sushil Koirala, Nepal Midline diastemata (MD) are spaces of varying magnitude between the crowns of fully erupted maxillary and mandibular central incisors. Keene describes MD as anterior midline spacing greater than 0.5 mm between the proximal surfaces of adjacent teeth. Incidences of maxillary and mandibular MD are 14.8 and 1.6 %, respectively.1
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Hemisection of a front tooth Dr Steffen Hohl, Germany & Dr Anne Sofie Brandt Petersen, Denmark A 14-year-old girl greeted us in the treatment room with a friendly smile. Her aesthe-tically unpleasing tooth #21 was immediately apparent. It appeared twisted and too wide. The mother’s comment highlighted the severity of the situation: “My daughter generally does not smile like that. She is embarrassed and avoids smiling.”
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Root recession coverage made predictable using resorbable barriers Dr David L. Hoexter, Dr Nikisha Jodhan & Dr Jon B. Suzuki, USA Gingival recession is defined as the location or displacement of the marginal gingiva apical to the cemento-enamel junction (CEJ).1 Recession is the -exposure of root surface, resulting in a tooth that appears to be of longer length. From a patient’s -perspective, recession means an un-aesthetic ap-pearance and is associated with ageing...
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The benefits of expanding and refurbishing your practice Anne Levitch, Australia There are many benefits to refurbishing or -relocating your dental practice, and although the decision to make such major physical changes to your surgery is usually secondary to other financial concerns, most practitioners find that they receive more than the obvious benefits with a new surgery. The opportunity to streamline the operation of your practice and attract new patients can be immensely profitable to your business. By increasing the functionality of your -surgery, the productivity of your staff will improve. Patients will also feel more comfortable in a fresh, well-organised, private practice...
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Word-of-mouth 2.0 - How leveraging one’s online reputation can help attract new patients Dr Lorne Lavine, USA It is an undisputed fact that in the world of -dentistry, no amount of expensive advertising or fancy marketing can beat the power of word-of-mouth referrals from your satisfied patients. What your patients say about you is the ultimate driver of your business success. Today, consumers increasingly turn to the -Internet to locate and select a dental practice. Understanding this and using the right tools will help you create and maintain the most relevant, valuable practice builder you’ll ever have: the experience and feedback of your own patients shared with millions of prospective patients actively seeking a new dental practice. It’s up to you to choose: will your online reputation consist of a single thread of random gossip, or will it become your most valued asset, carefully managed and nurtured to give you the best return on your investment?
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“Once you’ve tried it, you can’t drink anything else” Dr Jay B. Reznick, USA Way back in 2005, I was listening to a speaker discuss a new way of placing dental implants that would revolutionise the process. He showed a video of an elderly Swedish man strolling into a dental clinic with a bag full of ill-fitting dentures, and walking out later that same day with fully implant-supported final prostheses. The process used 3-D computed tomography (CT) imaging to plan the implant placement, and then a custom surgical guide was made that facilitated the flapless placement of a dozen or so implants so precisely that only minimal adjustments would be necessary to the prefabricated fixed bridges. The cost of this treatment was about US$100,000, rendering it beyond reach for the majority of patients.
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Shofu Dental GmbH
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Interview: Patients demand instant aesthetic results Redaktion An interview with Dr Sim Tang Eng, AAAD president
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Interview: Digital dentistry is finally becoming a reality Redaktion An interview with Hans Geiselhöringer, Head of Global Marketing & Products, Nobel Biocare
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Implants - International Magazine
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Opalescent composite resin Ulf Krueger-Janson, Germany Experience has shown that aesthetically pleasing composite restorations in the anterior region can only be created, if the clinician succeeds in achieving a near-perfect shade match between the restorative material and remaining dentition. In general, state-of-the-art composite restoratives should be easy to handle, adapt to cavity walls and offer good surface finishing qualities. At the same time, however, it is essential that they allow the restoration to blend harmoniously into the natural oral environment...
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‘Myth busting’ laser dentistry Redaktion Lasers are fairly new in mainstream dentistry. Their benefits are still not known to many dentists and patients, and several myths about lasers still exist. Therefore, we would like to do a little bit of ‘myth busting’...
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Perfect Bleach: Effective and gentle Redaktion With Perfect Bleach, VOCO offers a home whitening system that meets all of the requirements of modern tooth whitening and thus the highest aesthetic demands in an equally simple and cost-effective way. Vital teeth that are discoloured because of ageing or diet-related accretion can be whitened quickly and effectively. Devitalised teeth can also be whitened externally and internally. The treatment of tetracycline discolouration, superficial enamel discolouration from fluorosis, and discolouration caused by trauma due to bleeding is also possible. Perfect Bleach is a carbamide peroxide-based home whitening material. Depending on the type of discolouration, either a 10 % or 17 % concen-tration can be used...
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VITA Easyshade Compact: The new generation in digital shade-taking Redaktion Since its introduction in 2003, VITA Easyshade, the optoelectronic shade-measuring unit, has convinced dentists and dental technicians by its simple handling and high degree of accuracy in the objective shade determination of natural teeth and dental restorations. With the arrival of VITA Easyshade Compact, the second generation of the measuring device, the work of dentists and dental technicians will now be even further facilitated. VITA is proud to present VITA Easyshade Compact at upcoming international trade shows.
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CLEARFIL SA CEMENT: Top Self-adhesive Resin Cement of 2010 Redaktion As science and society continue to de-vel-op, new questions and challenges arise for dental -materials. With the innovative self-adhesive resin cement CLEARFIL SA CEMENT, which was first presented in Europe at IDS 2009, -Kuraray Europe introduced a new dual--curing, self--etching resin cement that meets the demands of -today’s dental practice
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The first South Asian cosmetic and aesthetic dental congress Dr Suhit R. Adhikari, Nepal The South Asian Academy of Aesthetic -Dentistry (SAAAD) held its first biennial scientific meeting Minimally invasive cosmetic dentistry - A holistic approach from 28 to 29 November 2009, at Radisson Hotel in Kathmandu in Nepal. The -conference, which was organised in collaboration with the Asian Academy of Aesthetic Dentistry (AAAD), Sri Lanka Academy of Aesthetic and Cosmetic Dentistry, Bangladesh Academy of Aesthetic Dentistry and Nepalese Academy of Cosmetic and Aesthetic Dentistry, was attended by 225 South Asian delegates.
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All-ceramics works Manfred Kern, Germany The Society for Dental Ceramics (SDC) has followed the development of all-ceramic mate-rials and CAD/CAM technology for the last ten years, reviewing and commenting on the clinical results in the professional community, supported by experience from its own field studies in private practices. During this period, the number of inserted all-ceramic inlays, onlays, crowns and bridges has increased steadily to over 5.5 million restorations per year, thus attaining 20 % share of the treatment volume indicated for long-term restorations
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International Events Redaktion Kein Kurztext vorhanden. Schauen Sie in die PDF.
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Submission Guidelines: Redaktion Kein Kurztext vorhanden. Schauen Sie in die PDF.
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Imprint Redaktion_cosmetic dentistry_beauty & science is published by Oemus Media AG and will appear in 2010 with one issue every quarter. The magazine and all articles and illustrations therein are protected by copyright. Any utilisation without the prior consen Copyright Regulations
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