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13Dental Tribune Middle East & Africa Edition | September-October 2014 Before Ortho was performed to create space for ideal width. The lingual shell is made with Herculite Ultra Light Incisal. Herculite Ultra Light Incisal is adapted to matrix. DentinshadeXL1andenamelshade A1 are layered and cured. Finishing and polishing steps completed with Axis instruments. Preparation Mock Up Bonding After A silicone matrix is made from a wax-up (not pictured) and then verified for adaptation. Dentin XL1 and B1 Enamel are applied and covered with Light Incisal. Dentin XL1 and B1 Enamel are applied and covered with Light Incisal. Process repeated for tooth #9. Shade mock up is removed. clinical Meeting esthetic challenges with Herculite XRV Ultra By Dr. Abdi Sameni Herculite® XRV Ultra offers the best of both worlds: strength and esthetics, to give you long- lasting, beautiful restorations. Ordering 35485 Herculite XRV Ultra Aesthetic Kit Unidose 35486 Herculite XRV Ultra Aesthetic Kit Syringe 35370 Herculite XRV Ultra Incisal Refill Packs 35371 Herculite XRV Ultra Incisal Refill Packs 33856 Herculite XRV Ultra Standard Kit Syringe 33857 Herculite XRV Ultra Standard Kit Unidose 33858 Herculite XRV Ultra Intro Kit Syringe 33859 Herculite XRV Ultra Intro Kit Unidose 33860 Herculite XRV Ultra Mini Kit Syringe with OptiBond Solo Plus 34071 Herculite XRV Ultra Mini Kit Unidose with OptiBond Solo Plus 34956 Herculite XRV Ultra Mini Kit Syringe with OptiBond All-In-One 34957 Herculite XRV Ultra Mini Kit Unidose with OptiBond All-In-One www.kerrdental.ae To place your order, please contact your local dealer images re- quested by Tzvetan, awaiting Dr. Abdi Sameni is a Clinical Associate Profes- sor of Dentistry and a 1991 graduate of Herman Ostrow School of Dentistry at USC. He has been a member of the USC clinical faculty since 1998. He is a former faculty for the “esthetic selective” which emphasizes a “biomimetic approach” to restorative and esthetic care. He was the origi- nal director of the USC Advanced Esthetic Den- tistry Continuum for the portion relating to indirect porcelain veneers. He is the chairman and developer of the “USC International Restorative Dentistry Symposium” for the Ostrow School of Dentistry at USC. Dr. Sameni lectures nationally and internationally on topics related to interdisciplinary dentistry, digital photography and its applications for dentistry, and various aspects of biomimetic and esthetic dentistry. Dr. Sameni is Past-President of the USC Dental Alumni Association, past-president of the USC Century Club, Board of Directors of the Pan pacific Center for Continuing Oral Health Professional Education and a member of the Board of Counselors for the USC School of Dentistry. Dr. Sameni serves on the Board of Governors for the USC Alumni As- sociation and he is currently the co-chair of the Ostrow School of Den- tistry at USC Scholarship Selection Committee. Dr. Sameni is a member of numerous professional organizations and societies, which include OKU and the Pierre Fauchard Academy. He maintains a private practice in West Los Angeles, where he empha- sizes comprehensive restorative dentistry, including implant recon- struction and esthetic dentistry. Dr. Sameni received an honoraria from Kerr Corporation for this case. About the Author