A clinical study to correlate maxillary anterior natural teeth with that of the commercially available acrylic and porcelain shade guides

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The success of the dental treatment as perceived by our patients is often preferentially evaluated on the appearance of the restoration. Usually visual determination is unreliable and inconsistent, complicated by the inability of the shade guide to cover the entire dental color range and also there is lack of logical order of arrangement of the tabs. Hence a clinical study is planned to perform visual shade selection in standardized conditions to correlate the shades of maxillary anterior natural teeth in adult subjects of Davengere district origin to one acrylic and three porcelain shade guides commercially available in India.

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Khurana, P. R. S., Thomas, P. V., Rao, S. V., Balamuragan, R., & Singh, M. P. (2013). A clinical study to correlate maxillary anterior natural teeth with that of the commercially available acrylic and porcelain shade guides. Journal of Contemporary Dental Practice, 14(3), 427–433. https://doi.org/10.5005/jp-journals-10024-1339

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