Anterior Region Aesthetic Restoration Applications: 4 Case Reports

Objective: To provide an aesthetic appearance with direct minimally invasive composite restorations and to evaluate the effects of patient-related factors on restoration prognosis during the follow-up process. Case Report: Conservative and aesthetic restorations were performed with direct composite resins due to multidiastemas in anterior teeth in two patients from different age groups who applied to our clinic, diastema and axis disorder in one patient, and mobility due to multidiastema and periodontal loss in one patient. Clinical Considerations: In the first 6-month controls of the cases, it was observed that the restorations were used successfully in general. In the 1-year controls of the patients in the later stages of the Covid-19 pandemic, worsening of oral hygiene and the presence of small fractures at the incisal of some restorations was detected. As a result It has been observed that patient-related factors are determinant in the prognosis of anterior aesthetic restorations.