In this case, the patient was concerned about “short” teeth, excessive gum display when smiling, and asymmetry of the front teeth, which negatively affected the aesthetics of the smile.
During the diagnostic examination, malposition of teeth 1.1 and 1.2, reduced clinical crown height, and a pronounced gummy smile were identified.
Achieving a predictable result required a comprehensive approach involving several dental specialties.
Treatment began with professional oral hygiene.
This was followed by orthodontic and gnathological preparation to correct tooth positioning and normalize occlusal relationships.
After digital smile planning using the Digital Smile Design (DSD) protocol, prosthetic rehabilitation of the front teeth was performed using ceramic veneers.
Result:
The asymmetry of the front teeth was corrected, proper proportions and clinical crown length were restored, and gum display during smiling was significantly reduced.
The smile became more harmonious, natural, and balanced, while the achieved result helped emphasize the patient’s individual facial features.
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Treatment was performed by:
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The prosthetic stage was performed by prosthodontist |
Gnathological supervision was provided by gnathologist |
The periodontal stage was performed by periodontist |


