Minimally Invasive Anterior Cosmetic Rehabilitation with Aster+ Composite by Kiyomi Dental
Clinical precision, biomimetics, and conservative dentistry in a case by Dr. Francisco Monzó
Contemporary Cosmetic dentistry has evolved toward a model in which clinical excellence is measured not by the amount of intervention, but by the quality of clinical judgment. Precise planning, respect for biology, and the selection of high-performance materials now make it possible to transform smiles without compromising healthy dental structure.
This clinical case by Dr. Francisco Monzó clearly represents this modern approach, where technique, diagnosis, and materials work in an integrated manner to achieve highly predictable Cosmetic, functional, and biological outcomes.
Cosmetic diagnosis and planning
The treatment focused on modifying the canting, correcting the size of the maxillary central incisors (1.1 and 2.1), compensating for their inclination, and harmonizing the proportion between both teeth. The clinical objective was to restore symmetry in the anterior segment, balance dental proportions, and recover natural Cosmetics, always maintaining a conservative and minimally invasive approach.
Planning made it possible to integrate Cosmetics, function, and biology under the principles of biomimetic dentistry, in which the restoration not only imitates the tooth’s shape but also its optical behavior and functional integration within the smile.
Restorative clinical protocol
The procedure began with surface conditioning using K-Etch 37% by Kiyomi Dental, an orthophosphoric acid that enables truly selective, precise, controlled, and safe etching. Its exclusive formulation facilitates application and creates an optimal surface for stable and long-lasting adhesion.
Adhesive bonding was then performed with K-Bond Universal, a next-generation adhesive system that provides effective chemical and micromechanical adhesion to both enamel and dentin. Its clinical versatility and bonding stability make this adhesive a fundamental pillar for the longevity of direct Cosmetic restorations.
The reconstruction was carried out through layering with Aster+ composite by Kiyomi Dental, using high-opacity OA2 shade, medium-opacity A1 shade, and internal characterization with white and indigo tints. This sequence enabled precise control of translucency, realistic optical depth, and natural chromatic integration with the adjacent dental tissues.
The rheological behavior of Aster+ facilitates precise and stable sculpting, allowing clinicians to reproduce natural dental anatomy with high clinical control and predictability.
The protocol concluded with finishing, polishing, and glossing phases, achieving smooth, stable surfaces resistant to biofilm accumulation and delivering a highly natural Cosmetic result.
Clinical value of Kiyomi materials
The combination of K-Etch 37%, K-Bond Universal, and Aster+ allows clinicians to work with reliable, reproducible, and clinically efficient restorative protocols. These materials provide control, predictability, and durability, enabling high-quality Cosmetic outcomes in minimally invasive direct restorations.
Beyond the visual result, the true clinical value lies in adhesive stability, biomimetic integration, and the long-term functional longevity of the restorations.
Modern dentistry: precision, judgment, and minimal invasion
This clinical case demonstrates that modern Cosmetic dentistry is based on clinical judgment, planning, and precision—not over-intervention. Direct composite restoration, when performed using appropriate protocols and high-performance materials such as those developed by Kiyomi Dental, is established as a highly predictable, conservative, and sustainable long-term solution.
Because in modern dentistry, true excellence is not about doing more, but about doing it better.
Kiyomi Dental: materials that support clinical judgment
When materials support clinical judgment, the outcome is not only Cosmetic—it is biological, functional, and long-lasting. Kiyomi Dental develops solutions designed for professionals seeking control, predictability, and clinical excellence in every procedure.
Because in modern dentistry, true innovation translates into sustainable clinical outcomes and restorations that respect the patient’s biology.