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    Fig. 1 The patient’s mandibular incisors at presentation showing the fractured areas of tooth structure.
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    Fig. 2 Higher magnification view of the fractured lower right central incisor at presentation.
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    Fig. 3 The completed preparation for porcelain veneer fabrication with cord packed, prior to impressioning.
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      Fig. 4 Additional view of the completed preparation showing the lingual extent of the preparation.
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      Fig. 5 Color/shade documentation.
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    Fig. 6 Vaccu-sil vinyl polysiloxane syringe impression material in pre-loaded BFC (“better, faster, cheaper”) syringe (Ho Dental Products).
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    Fig. 7 The completed impression, close-up view.
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    Fig. 8 Direct sculpted bonded composite provisional/temporary veneer.
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      Fig. 9 Stone die of the preparation with lower cast.
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      Fig. 10 The completed fired porcelain veneer as it arrives from the laboratory.
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    Fig. 11 Try in of the final veneer utilizing ultrathin mylar matrix.
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    Fig. 12 9 microns thin Mylar Matrix container (Ho Dental Products).
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    Fig. 13 The completed porcelain veneer at 2 months post-operative.