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Shade Selection in Prosthodontics
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Shade Selection in Prosthodontics

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Shade selection is a highly complex process that requires an interaction of scientific, physiological, psychological and artistic factors for an accurate outcome. Scientific principles related to light and colour play a key role in determining the tooth shade perceived. However, the perception of colour is dependent upon human vision capabilities which can alter the shade captured by the eyes or its image made in the brain. Any vision related deficiency can seriously affect the reliability of the shades selected or formulated. Furthermore, artistic qualities of an individual can modify the way a shade is observed. The need is not only to have proper training and setup for the routinely used visual method but also to properly understand the various factors involved and their influence on shade selections. This can ensure reliable, repeatable and accurate shade matches on a day-to-day basis.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
LAP Lambert Academic Publishing
Date
9 August 2024
Pages
100
ISBN
9786207999279

Shade selection is a highly complex process that requires an interaction of scientific, physiological, psychological and artistic factors for an accurate outcome. Scientific principles related to light and colour play a key role in determining the tooth shade perceived. However, the perception of colour is dependent upon human vision capabilities which can alter the shade captured by the eyes or its image made in the brain. Any vision related deficiency can seriously affect the reliability of the shades selected or formulated. Furthermore, artistic qualities of an individual can modify the way a shade is observed. The need is not only to have proper training and setup for the routinely used visual method but also to properly understand the various factors involved and their influence on shade selections. This can ensure reliable, repeatable and accurate shade matches on a day-to-day basis.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
LAP Lambert Academic Publishing
Date
9 August 2024
Pages
100
ISBN
9786207999279