Abstract
This case report describes a treatment of big diastema with hybrid ceramic restorative material, using chairside CAD/CAM system with veneer technique.
Highlights
Progress in adhesive technologies has made possible to perform more conservative restoration techniques
The minimally invasive, partial restoration was fabricated with hybrid material by CAD/CAM technique
Partial veneers were decided to be constructed without tooth preparation, just by using anatomically/clinically existing depressions on the surfaces of crowns for retention
Summary
Progress in adhesive technologies has made possible to perform more conservative restoration techniques. Hybrid materials, which have themselves both ceramic and resin properties, seem to be a good choice for adhesive restorations with good bonding ability, and with aesthetically more stable and predictable results These kind of materials may have a better ability to be repaired or modified with resin materials. In this case report, the minimally invasive, partial restoration was fabricated with hybrid material by CAD/CAM technique. The minimally invasive, partial restoration was fabricated with hybrid material by CAD/CAM technique By using this fabrication technique, it was easier to prepare the restoration comparing to composite build-up with direct technique. It was an advantage to modify the restoration with composite restorative materials
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