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So close to the original -
even superior to Nature"It was the natural refraction of light and the iridescent play of colours that fascinated me and that I wanted to imitate", explains Willi Geller. With a thirst for knowledge, the dental technician studied the secrets of natural teeth layer by layer. He discussed with dentists the light and shade effects in the mouth, ran through different framework constructions and layering techniques and with chemists he investigated colour stability, hardness and the resilience of ceramic materials.
Aesthetic dentistry with a brilliant personality
The pioneer of aesthetic dentistry delved ever deeper into the subject matter and his observations and studies were fruitful: as a result of using extremely pure materials and a special production method, the new ceramic was the first to absorb all the colours of the spectrum and reflect them wonderfully. They gave off a lively opalescence and thus provided unlimited colour matching to the natural teeth. "Knowing about materials and the anatomy of the human body, combined with the dexterity and creativity of our own hands, makes every one of us into an artist", says Willi Geller. "Ceramic is primarily a category in aesthetic work, but if - on closer examination - it inspires us artistically, that becomes a personal statement."
Creation Willi Geller - the prerequisite for aesthetic dentistry |
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