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IFED CAPE TOWN – 5 TO 7 NOV 2015
Dr. Hiroyuki KIBAYASHI
RDT / DDS / PhD
Education and Qualifications
1981-1982 : RDT, Osaka University Dental Technology Institute
1986-1992 : DDS, School of Dentistry, Osaka University
1998-2002 : PhD, Graduate School of Dentistry, Osaka University
2009：Certified Prosthodontist, Japan Prosthodontic Society
20009 : Certified Dentist, Japan Academy of Esthetic Dentistry
20011: Certified Periodontist , The Japanese Academy of Clinical Periodontology
Clinical Experiences
1982 : Full Time Employment,, Dental Laboratory Technician, Y Dental Laboratory, Osaka, Japan
1992-1997 : Full Time Employment, Dentist, HY Dental Clinic, Osaka, Japan
1997-present : Private Practice, Kibayashi Dental Clinic, Kyoto, Japan
2002-2011 : Part-time Resident, Department of Fixed Prosthodontics School of Dentistry Osaka University
2009-present: Part-time lecturer, Osaka University Dental Technology Institute
2012-present: Visiting Academic Staff, Department of Fixed Prosthodontics, School of Dentistry Osaka
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The Periodontal-Restorative Interface:
Clinical Consideration of the Subgingival Contour of
Esthetic Restoration
Although the various concepts of crown counter both on natural tooth and implant have been proposed
for optimal restorative treatment in the last decade, these are still controversial and inconclusive.
However, the morphology of the subgingival contour of the restoration has a significant influence on
marginal gingival tissue. To understand and create appropriate subgingival contour of the restoration is
exclusively important to achieve esthetic treatment result.
Among of many factors to evaluate dental esthetics, symmetry between maxillary central incisors is
absolutely imperative.
This presentation aims to evaluate how the subgingival contour of the restoration affects marginal gingival
tissue and to illustrate how to achieve symmetrical gingival scallop for maxillary central incisors by
managing the subgingival contour of provisional restoration and how to duplicate the achieved subgingival
contour of provisional restoration to the definitive restoration.
Dr. Hiroyuki KIBAYASHI
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