TAILIEUCHUNG - Enhancement of aesthetic treatment planning and communication using a diagnostic mock-up

Baumgarten expresses that aesthetics (beauty) is a harmony of expression, structure and content. Probably a statement which is identical to what an artist expresses when saying that a work must have a clear leading feature: a main idea (theme), a structure (structural principles) and a content (which provide a work’s richness and evidences power and life) [5, ]. Our methodical approach to formgiving rooted in aesthetics is based on this leading feature, although the contents of the three components are only partially resolved in relation to the design of artefacts. The methodical approach allows progression in the students' experience in. | I patient communication _ diagnostic mock-up Enhancement of aesthetic treatment planning and communication using a diagnostic mock-up Authors_Dr Laurie St-Pierre Canada Dr Deborah S. Cobb USA Fig. 1_Pre-op photograph of patient s smile Case I . Fig. 2_Pre-op intra-oral view Case I . Fig. 3_Diagnostic wax-up Case I . Fig. 4_Confection of a silicone putty matrix. Fig. 5_Provisional material is placed into the silicone matrix impression. -Success in aesthetic dentistry relies largely on the ability to understand clearly the patient s chief complaint and expectations in seeking dental treatment to correct an aesthetic concern and to address them as fully as possible. Patients are increasingly demanding and may have expectations that exceed what can be achieved in reality. Moreover aesthetics being subjective may not be based on the same criteria for both the patient and the dentist. Therefore it is strongly recommended that before any elective aesthetic treatment patients be enabled to visualise the projected result with its limitations to help them understand what can realistically be achieved. Involving the patient in the decision-making process will yield invaluable information leading to a mutually satisfying result. Communication of the proposed restorative outcome between the patient and the dentist is essential yet challenging. Levine1 reports that one of the most common causes of failure in aesthetic dental treatment does not result from a technical issue but from a miscommunication between the dentist and the patient. There are various communication and diagnostic tools to HP I cosmetic mckm I dentistry 3_2012 patient communication _ diagnostic mock-up Fig. 6_Diagnostic mock-up Case I . Fig. 7_Intra-oral view of diagnostic mock-up Case I . help patients understand and visualise the expected aesthetic outcome with each having its limitations. These include diagnostic wax-ups before and after pictures of other patients computer imaging and direct mock-ups with .

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