Abstract
Objective: Present a clinical case report, where it was proposed to rehabilitate a patient's smile through installing dental veneers on elements 13, 12, 11, 22 and 23 and confection a crown metal-free in the element 21. Case details: Patient, 50 years old, feoderma, female, attended the Clínica Escola, reporting dissatisfaction with the aesthetics of her smile, in order to improve it. During the clinical examination, it was observed what the element 21 presented greater darkening than the others, due to the presence of endodontic treatment, requiring greater wear and use of prefabricated fiberglass pin for the installation of the metal-free crown. As well as facets were installed in elements 13, 12, 11, 22 and 23. The clinical and laboratory procedures were divided into stages, so that the protocol consisted of improving aesthetics, and promoting a harmonic smile. Final considerations: The joint work of the dentist, the prosthetic technician and the collaboration of the patient, as well as the proper execution of the technique, control and periodic maintenance were decisive factors for the success of the treatment. Being provided to the patient a dental aesthetic within the standards currently valued, with a consequent increase in their self-esteem.
