@maximbelograd: In one of our recent posts about replacing old composite veneers, we showed a direct restoration created with only two composite shades This time, the restoration is much smaller - but we used three shades. Why? Because the layering strategy should not be determined by the size of the restoration. It should be determined by optics Understanding the natural tooth - its translucency, opacity, internal effects and the way light travels through different tissues - is essential for choosing the right composite masses and building the correct layering strategy Sometimes two shades are enough for a full veneer. Sometimes a small Class IV needs three. It’s not about how many shades you use. It’s about understanding why you use them Swipe through the clinical workflow 👉 And if you want to understand these principles in depth, from shade selection and optical analysis to layering, anatomy, finishing and polishing - join us at hands-on BIO-EMULATION IN ANTERIOR COMPOSITES course, led by the author of this case, Javier Tapia Guadix Learn the logic behind the layers and bring your direct restorations to the highest level 🗓 Course in English: 16-17 October, 2026 16-17 April, 2027 3-4 September, 2027 📍BG Academy, Prague, Czech Republic 👉 Registration via the link in bio or on our website belograd.com

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