In this webinar Dr. Jonathan B. Levine, Associate Professor NYU, past director of Advanced Esthetics and author of Smile Design, Integration of Esthetics and Function, Prosthodontist and owner of Jonathan B. Levine & Associates, will provide a high-level overview of a comprehensive three-step approach to smile design; (1) identify the problem, (2) visualize the solution, and (3) choose the appropriate technique.
With a heavy emphasis on leveraging an esthetic evaluation form to start the process, digital dentistry workflows, and observing key best practices around smile design, Dr. Levine has honed a philosophy for predictable esthetic and functional success. He will review the tools that he uses to reach the key objective to begin his process, which is to establish the incisal edge position and the gingival margin of the maxillary central incisor, two crucial landmarks around which the entire case will be designed.
Dr. Levine will also discuss:
• The role of imaging, photos, and a ‘motivational mockup’ video in patient communication and case acceptance
• The three descriptors (and pictures) used to aid in the understanding of each patient’s preferred esthetic; (1) straight, white and perfect, (2) clean, healthy and natural, and (3) white and natural
• Common patient FAQs, such as; How white can I make my teeth? I don’t want my teeth to be too white? Why are you taking so many pictures? How many appointments will this take? How much do you have to shave down my teeth? What is the connection between my smile and my face?
• How do we transition from an analog to a digital world in our practices
• Why the true collaboration between the plastic surgeon and the esthetic dentists creates more natural outcomes
Dr. Levine will also share several challenging cases from his practice.
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14 сен 2020
