Fig. 1: The patient was unhappy with the esthetics produced by the receding gum line and the staining at the gingival margin.

Fig. 2: The veneers were removed, the teeth were prepared and impressions were made.

Fig, 3: Kleer-Veneer CLEAR shade is placed on the veneers, the veneers are seated and excess cement is removed with a fine brush.

Fig. 4: The veneers can be tack cured for 1-2 seconds, and any remaining veneer cement is easily removed with an appropriate instrument before complete light curing.

Fig. 5: The final result! The dentist has achieved the desired esthetic results. Kleer-Veneer CLEAR shade was crystal clear throughout the procedure and allowed for accurate visualization and precise verification of shade prior to curing. There was no change after curing.

Fig. 1: Shows maxillary central incisors after removal of provisional crowns

Fig. 2: Pulpdent Etch Royale is placed on the teeth for 15 seconds.

Fig. 3: The clinician elected to place Pulpdent DenTASTIC UNO light cure adhesive on the eched teeth. Adhesives are optional on enamel and are indicated for dentin.

Fig. 4: Content

Fig. 5: Kleer-Veneer CLEAR shade is syringed onto the veneers

Fig. 6: The veneers are tack cured for 1-2 seconds on teeth #6-11

Fig. 7: Content

Fig. 8: A scaler is used to remove excess cement from around the gingival margins prior to complete curing.

Fig. 9: Light cure all surfaces for 20-30 seconds.

Fig. 10: Pulpdent Embrace WetBond Resin Cement is syringed into the premolar all-ceramic crowns. Embrace is moisture tolerant, dual cure, self-adhesive and self-etching to dentin

Fig. 11: A full smile view of the completed maxillary ceramic reconstruction using Kleer-Veneer CLEAR shade and Embrace Resin Cement.

Shear Bond Strength: 20 MPa to etched enamel and ceramic without bonding agents or silane

7 MPa to etched dentin with a bonding agent.

Film thickness: 9 microns

Cures at 400 nanometers. Cures with all halogen lights. Check other lights before use.