Abstract

Introduction: Qualitative assessment of geometric and chromatic landmarks of patients' dento-facial structures and identification of all inappropriate aspects is the primary stage from which any treatment should begin, the ultimate goal of which is the aesthetic rehabilitation of the smile. Case report: A 20 year old patient presented with a fracture at the mesial angle of the upper central incisor. In order to rehabilitate disharmonies, the direct technique of restoration with the silicone key was applied. Conclusions:: In dental-facial aesthetics, as in any other medical specialty, in order to establish an appropriate treatment plan, the physician must take into account both the subjective and the objective aspects of the "disease."

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