It is the result of an aesthetic and functional analysis that we show our patients on a monitor, as a digital pre-visualization of the aesthetic improvements that can be achieved in shape and color, in harmony with the patient's face and function. As an additional aesthetic and functional assessment, we test the mock-up, which is the aesthetic reconstruction of the patient’s smile that is then worn for a few hours. The final aesthetic result is achieved with veneers, capsules, or implants if agenesis is involved.

In three progressive steps:

1. With the help of an intraoral optical scanner, we obtain a detailed reconstruction ofthe patient's entire mouth. Then, with the aid of a computer, we create an initial aesthetic study on these images, which allows us to obtain a pre-visualization on a monitor. With these simulations, we give our patients the possibility to initially assess the aesthetic improvements that can be achieved overall with veneers or crowns.
2. Once the computer study and pre-visualization are completed – following the aesthetic-functional indications obtained, and based on the digital models of the mouth – we create masks made of aesthetic material (mock-ups), which are directly applied to our patient's teeth. When the masks are tried on, we can observe the new shape and color of the teeth and how they harmonize with the patient's face, smile, and function. This allows patients to directly observe the aesthetic result that can be achieved, as well as test the masks for a few hours and, along with the dentist, decide if changes have to be made for the final aesthetic result. A mask gives an accurate projection of the aesthetic result that can be achieved, which is more personalized compared to the computer image generated by the software that we use only in the initial phase as an aid.
3. At the conclusion of the second aesthetic analysis, we photographically record and, on a large screen, display the aesthetic results obtained with the trial masks. Our goal is for our patients to be able to actually see the images of the new aesthetics on the screen and then assess - in a more "detached" manner as compared to a direct view - the improvements that will be achieved.

There are many teeth whitening/bleaching methods available that make natural teeth whiter and resolve enamel discolorations and/or surface stains caused by drinking, smoking, and medication.

We have been using state-of-the-art whitening methods for many years.

Currently, with the latest generation of lasers dedicated to this process, we have increased the possibilities of solving the most complex discolorations.

The dentist and hygienist formulate a personalized whitening/bleaching treatment for each patient. In order to get an idea of the final result, the hygienist does an initial test to assess the response of each individual tooth. This test is used to refine the technique and choose the most suitable materials in relation to both the type of discoloration and the causes, ensuring that an optimal result is obtained: namely, the bright smile our patients desire!

Aesthetic dental veneers are used to improve the aesthetics of front teeth, both in color and shape, as well as optimize position, correct discoloration, and close spaces between the front teeth.

To give our patients outstanding results, Studio Mura collaborates with internationally renowned dental technicians.