Today's patients and clinicians have high expectations for aesthetic excellence. In order to deliver excellence, dental health care providers must be more aware of the complexity of nature, particularly when the anterior segments of natural dentition are involved. This article addresses the relationship of soft tissues, crowns, and roots and their relationship to light transmission and perception.

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