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hi im frank speer i want to welcome you to this segment what were going to talk about in this segment i think is one of the most critical elements of anterior aesthetic restorative dentistry and that is how do we manage our restorative margins when they need to be placed sub-gingivally there are just certain restorations in certain instances where were not going to get a good aesthetic result unless we place our margins below tissue if we have really discolored teeth for an example if were using restorative materials that by their nature are a bit more opaque like metal ceramics or zirconia or in some cases lithium disilicate or alumina were going to need our margins below tissue unless were going to see a very distinct line between our margin and the tooth preparation so what id like to talk to you about in this particular section is how do we actually manage the technical the technique aspect of placing a margin below tissue and what are the concerns that we need to look at n
