
Correct reconstruction of the dental anatomy is one of the main objectives of dental restorative treatment. Restoring the form and function of the tooth allows proper functioning of the temporomandibular joint structures, resulting in health and improving the quality of life of the patient. It additionally facilitates mastication and oral hygiene, preserving periodontal physiology and propitiating clinical longevity of the restoration.
Inadequate reproduction of the dental contour is frequently associated with esthetic drawbacks, in addition to periodontal damage.3,4 The periodontal tissue is frequently colonized by agents associated with periodontal pathologies. Therefore, a correct contour of the restoration is essential for periodontal health.

