Managing the transition to a complex full mouth rehabilitation utilizing injectable composite.

Objective: This article describes the use of flowable injectable composite resins to facilitate transitional treatment of a complex complete mouth rehabilitation.

Clinical Considerations: Some patients require urgent and complex complete mouth rehabilitations that are time and cost intensive. Financial considerations can prevent some patients from pursuing treatment.

"Training teeth": transitional resin bonding for diagnostic purposes.

Despite the best diagnostic efforts, the etiology of a patient's dental disease may remain elusive. Without knowing the underlying disease factors, predictable outcomes are difficult to obtain. This case report describes the diagnosis and treatment of a patient who felt embarrassed by the appearance of his smile and was desperately seeking a solution.

Porcelain laminate veneers: adjunctive treatment of occlusal disorders.

This article reviews the case of a female patient with high esthetic expectations who, despite having recently completed orthodontic therapy, was seeking a significant improvement to her smile. Upon examination, it was determined that the patient was experiencing difficulty functioning. Following analysis utilizing a Kois deprogrammer, occlusal dysfunction was diagnosed.