08.10.2018 Views

Cas clinique Naoto Yuasa

Create successful ePaper yourself

Turn your PDF publications into a flip-book with our unique Google optimized e-Paper software.

<strong>Naoto</strong> <strong>Yuasa</strong><br />

Introduction<br />

It is an essential requirement for single crowns<br />

surrounded by healthy natural teeth to be in harmony<br />

with the surrounding natural teeth. They have to<br />

harmonize with the teeth on the opposite side in the<br />

same position and their adjacent teeth. Although many<br />

patients have a wide range of requests in different<br />

cases, harmony is the major target.<br />

As far as the requirements are concerned, it is of the<br />

utmost importance that the prostheses should match<br />

the natural teeth. The dental technician is expected<br />

to produce prostheses which are as individualized as<br />

possible and which harmonize with both the color and<br />

the shape of the natural teeth.<br />

Color reproduction is a long-standing problem. A wide<br />

variety of materials have been produced, and a broad<br />

range of theories have been developed and published<br />

connected to this issue. Compared with the generation of<br />

metal-ceramic crowns, an optically more advantageous<br />

solution, zirconium, has recently been found, and it is<br />

becoming more and more widespread nowadays.<br />

However, even now that materials have developed<br />

a lot, true harmony cannot be achieved unless the<br />

prostheses are anatomically individualized, natural<br />

looking and lifelike.<br />

The following article focuses on a few single crown<br />

cases aiming for harmony with the teeth on the<br />

opposite side and the adjacent teeth and would like to<br />

illustrate the important points of harmonization where<br />

it is the most difficult to reproduce color.<br />

AUTUMN 2018<br />

1


Materials<br />

In-Ceram Spinell (VITA) +<br />

Cerabien (Noritake)<br />

Description: Internal staining with Noritake Internal<br />

Stain Bright and White to control contrasting density. In<br />

order to create natural look, internal staining on dentin<br />

and enamel structure is applied separately.<br />

Materials<br />

KATANA Zirconia (Noritake) +<br />

Cerabien ZR (Noritake)<br />

Description: There is semi-dry condition in the incisal edge<br />

area due to slightly open lips in daily life. Characterization is<br />

done to match with the semi-dry condition.<br />

2<br />

AUTUMN 2018 AUTUMN 2018 3


Materials<br />

Metal + Noritake Super<br />

Porcelain EX-3 (Noritake)<br />

Materials<br />

KATANA Zirconia (Noritake) +<br />

Cerabien ZR (Noritake)<br />

Description: Margin porcelain was used in order to<br />

achieve the suitable sub-gingival condition of the<br />

marginal line. It is important to select a base color to<br />

match with the higher value in dentin structure and to<br />

pay attention to balancing the translucency between<br />

the central and lateral teeth since the lateral incisal has<br />

higher translucency on the incisal edge than the centrals.<br />

Staining on the cervical area should be avoided.<br />

Description: It is essential to pay attention to the contrast<br />

of the white band and the layer of the characterization<br />

because the target tooth has a lower contrast on white<br />

band area. In addition, there was a lower value on the<br />

incisal edge due to the enamel loss created by the facet<br />

angle. Special care was taken of creating a balance<br />

between translucency and low-value color.<br />

4<br />

AUTUMN 2018 AUTUMN 2018 5


Materials<br />

KATANA Zirconia (Noritake) +<br />

Cerabien ZR (Noritake)<br />

Description: In order to show clear mamelon structure<br />

with Internal Stain technique on the upper central,<br />

higher translucency on the incisal area was created with<br />

the help of base color construction. In case of the lower<br />

incisal and lateral teeth, their opacity was adjusted<br />

repeatedly on a quasi-abutment on the model, because<br />

the opacity, the translucency, the target shades and<br />

the layering techniques of porcelains were significantly<br />

affected by the color of the abutment.<br />

Materials<br />

KATANA Zirconia (Noritake) +<br />

Cerabien ZR (Noritake)<br />

Description: The situation is the same as in the<br />

previous case; there is only a thin layering space in the<br />

lower lateral. Therefore, layering is carefully done with<br />

serious consideration of the balance between the value<br />

of dentin structure and translucency.<br />

6<br />

AUTUMN 2018


Materials<br />

Materials<br />

KATANA Zirconia (Noritake) +<br />

Cerabien ZR (Noritake)<br />

Description: The target tooth has a flat texture on<br />

the facial surface and only orange color on the incisal<br />

area. A precisely simple characterization is necessary,<br />

and the result is immediately seen from the base<br />

color of the dentin structure and the color&thickness<br />

of the enamel structure.<br />

Metal + Noritake Supper<br />

Porcelain EX-3 (Noritake)<br />

Description: There is a quite large white area on the<br />

enamel of right upper central. It is necessary to have<br />

characterization of the dentin structure without<br />

surface characterization. During the internal staining<br />

of the enamel, a white area is made with Internal Stain<br />

White applying Dilution technique in order to create<br />

different varieties of contrast.<br />

8<br />

AUTUMN 2018 AUTUMN 2018 9


Materials<br />

KATANA Zirconia (Noritake) +<br />

Cerabien ZR (Noritake)<br />

Description: It is widely known that the layering<br />

methods of the anterior and posterior crowns<br />

are different due to the different thickness of<br />

the enamel structure. During posterior layering,<br />

bluish or grayish translucent color and whitish<br />

translucent color are present at the same time, and<br />

opalescence on the surface layer is necessary to<br />

have color designing.<br />

Materials<br />

KATANA Zirconia (Noritake) +<br />

Cerabien ZR (Noritake) on lower<br />

left 1st and 2nd pre-molar, Metal<br />

+ Noritake Supper Porcelain EX-3<br />

(Noritake) on both 1st molars<br />

Description: Description: This is a case of implantsupported<br />

single crowns. Once the articular layering<br />

method of molars is acquired, it is possible to use<br />

the same method for all the molar restorations<br />

with only a small adjustment of the base colors<br />

and balance. The important point of molar color<br />

matching is creating the enamel structure with<br />

translucent porcelain.<br />

10<br />

AUTUMN 2018 AUTUMN 2018 11


<strong>Naoto</strong> <strong>Yuasa</strong><br />

• 2002 Graduation from Toho Dental College<br />

• 2004 Graduation from Toho Dental College<br />

Advanced Program<br />

• 2004 Working at Kondo Dental Clinic<br />

• 2010 Working AS main ceramist in Otani Dental Clinic,<br />

Kuraray Noritake Dental International Instructor, Chairman<br />

of <strong>Yuasa</strong> Seminar<br />

Specials thanks to Dr. Ohtani for his<br />

continuous collaboration.<br />

12<br />

AUTUMN 2018

Hooray! Your file is uploaded and ready to be published.

Saved successfully!

Ooh no, something went wrong!