The word ‘aesthetic’, one of three functions of the teeth - mastication, pronunciation, and aesthetic - does not simply
mean beauty. Aesthetic missing harmony cannot be called aesthetic.
It is true aesthetic when the harmony with surrounding teeth and environment such as lips, midline, and facial form is
achieved. In order to produce a harmonious prosthesis, sufficient information must be passed on to a technician, and also
the technician should request necessary information to the dental office.
Good food cannot be made without fresh ingredients. Although fresh ingredients are supplied, delicious food is also not
possible without a chef’s cooking skills. The first-class dish is made only under the circumstances that a skilled chef can
do his best with fresh ingredients.
In this study, the teamwork to be shared between dental practitioners and technicians for harmonious aesthetic
prosthesis is discussed.
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