Abstract
This article is one of a series review articles discussing the applications of color science to the clinical practice of dentistry. In this segment, the basic perception of color by humans, as well as, tests for color visual acuity is discussed.
Highlights
The primary goals of the restorative dentist are to restore the function of damaged or missing tooth structures and to maintain stability in the dentition
Damaged or dentition can result from congenital abnormalities, trauma, or disease
For many patients, restoring dental esthetics is of the utmost importance, and they will ignore the value of function and emphasize the importance of appearance
Summary
The primary goals of the restorative dentist are to restore the function of damaged or missing tooth structures and to maintain stability in the dentition. A review of the current accepted theory of human color perception will be discussed. Throughout this range of visible light there is a gradual change in color from blue, through green, yellow, orange, to red.
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