Tratamento estético minimamente invasivo dos dentes anteriores: relato de caso clínico

Abstract

The advances in dentistry and restorative procedures have qualified the dental surgeon to perform clinical procedures capable of making a smile beautiful and desirable, adapting to the patient's lifestyle, social class and psychological profile. Certainly, among the most common aesthetic procedures performed in the dental office, three of them stand out: tooth whitening, an increase in the clinical crown and the making of veneers in direct composite resin. The purpose of this case report is to demonstrate, through interdisciplinarity, an aesthetic and functional solution for the rehabilitation of a patient with a gingival smile. A female patient reported dissatisfaction with the yellowish color of the teeth associated with the presence of white spots, in addition to considering her small teeth and the childish aspect of her smile. Gingivoplasty was performed to provide aesthetic balance, tooth whitening and veneers made directly from canine to canine. The interaction between Periodontics and Dentistry proved to be essential to enable aesthetic and functional rehabilitation, making it possible to meet the patient's expectations and provide longevity to the treatment.