QDT 2018 presents original articles with a beautiful array of images showcasing the year's newest techniques, materials, tools, and innovations. This year's focus is decidedly digital--digital treatment planning, digital communication, and digital multidisciplinary workflow for esthetic and functional rehabilitations. Minimally invasive techniques are highlighted throughout, including their use for full-mouth rehabilitation and to restore the morphology of teeth damaged by wear. A special "how-to" article on focus stacking macro photography by Carlos Ayala Paz is the first to be published specific to dentistry.

Contents

• Editorial: MACHINE LEARNING: Artificial Intelligence for Diagnosis and Treatment Planning

• Minimally Invasive Full-Mouth Rehabilitation Adapting Digital Dentistry

• The Slim Concept--Clinical Steps to Ultimate Success

• BIOMATERIALS & DIGITAL TECHNOLOGY UPDATE: Digital Workflow for Multidisciplinary Esthetic and Functional Rehabilitation

• A New Tool for the Prosthetic Treatment Plan: Use of Minimally Invasive Prosthetic Procedures (MIPP) and GETApp

• Focus Stacking Macro Photography: Achieving Ultra-High Resolution and High Magnification in Dentistry

• MASTERPIECE: Full-Mouth Rehabilitation of a Bruxist Patient: A Functional Approach

• Digital Communication in Three Perspectives

• Reconstruction of the Morphology of Teeth Damaged by Wear Using Adhesive Technology

• Clinical Applications of Ultra-Translucent Zirconia Crowns

• Multidisciplinary Approach Using Slow Orthodontic Extrusion and the Immediate Dentoalveolar Restoration Technique

• Full-Mouth Rehabilitation with the Flowable Injection Technique

• Esthetic Rehabilitation of an Edentulous Arch Using a Fully Digital Approach

• Emergence Profile: Relation Between Morphology, Biology, and Esthetics

• Esthetic Restoration with Ceramic Veneers in a Case of Altered Passive Eruption: The Appropriate Choice of Materials Is Key