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Never promise what you can’t deliver! Particularly when undergoing esthetically motivated dental treatment, patients should be given a realistic visualization of the final outcome to avoid raising undue expectations.

The demand for cosmetic treatments is also increasing in dental practices. Today’s communication media provide patients with virtually limitless access to a wealth of information on this topic. And with it comes an increase in expectations. This can pose a conundrum to the dentist: patients want to be promised the desired results yet they should not be given undue expectations in the run-up to the treatment.

The challenge

One of the challenges in day-to-day dentistry is the fact that the mock-up presented to the patient is produced from a wax-up and is often not consistent with the final outcome of the treatment (e.g. ceramic veneers). Several research studies have been initiated to overcome this problem. The SKYN concept is a result of this research.

The solution

The SKYN concept is based on a unique approach: it uses natural tooth shapes to create a mock-up directly in the patient’s mouth. A wax-up is created on the basis of tooth shapes that reflect the anatomy and morphology of natural teeth in terms of height, width, curvature and surface texture. The predictability of the result is ensured by using CAD/CAM technology to scan the mock-up, make adjustments in the oral cavity and then mill the veneers to achieve lifelike results. The reproducibility of the mock-up and the accuracy of the result arise, among others, from the performance of the CAD/ CAM system, allowing ...