Think Pink, Think Amaris GingivaFig. 1a - Before
Fig. 1b - After
Fig. 2a - Before
Fig. 2b - After
Amaris Gingiva is straightforward to use. The system consists of a basic gingival-shaded composite and 3 opaquers which extend the range of gingival colour achievable.
When establishing the gingival colour I find it helps to build up the wear cavity first with the basic gingival composite; this aids in visualizing the final outcome and helps fine tune colour selection. With the composite temporarily in place you can decide on whether an opaquer is necessary by using the excellent opaque shade guide made from the actual
composite materials used.
The wear area can then be restored totally with Amaris Gingiva or a combination of convention and gingival Amaris composites. If an opaquer is used it must be painted on sparingly. The gingival composite is then best built up in small layers and sculptured to reproduce the gingival form. I aim for minimal finishing to reduce gingival trauma.
Amaris Gingiva has now become my material of choice when restoring cervical wear; it is simple to use and patients appreciate the lifelike results.
Peter Tatton
Peter Tatton graduated from the Royal Dental Hospital in 1977, when composite restorations were in their infancy. With his wife Maureen, he set up a Restorative Practice in Radlett, Hertfordshire in the early 80’s. Aiming to provide high quality and aesthetic dentistry, he has been closely following the development of tooth coloured filling materials and their expanding applications. 
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