Abstract: The process of fabricating a laminate, or series of attached laminates, with internalized matrix of fabric. The uses of such a process are to mask discolored, chipped, jumbled and spaced teeth with an ultra-thin, fabric based laminate which would require virtually no tooth reduction. Additional uses of fabric-encased laminates: missing teeth can be replaced with a chain of fabric laminates and pontics, loose teeth can be splinted with a fabric chain and missing teeth can be provisionally replaced with a pontic laminate attached to fabric, wherein the laminate is constructed of porcelain or composite and the internalized grid is made of fabric, such as polyester.

Abstract: A process of applying a temporary diagnostic, consultative restoration to teeth to demonstrate to the patient how the restoration will look after it is finished, comprising the steps of , applying color to the wax cover, which may include sticks, ropes or cakes of wax, applying a wax cover to the teeth, carving the wax to the desired shape, applying a petroleum or acrylic cover to the wax to create a shine like real teeth. The material includes a predetermined amount of soft wax of predetermined color to cover one or more teeth, applied to the teeth, and a petroleum or acrylic base cover applied to the wax to make the restoration shine like natural teeth.

Abstract: The process of reshaping a tooth comprising the steps of: applying Silane to a fabric bonding, applying the fabric to the tooth, bonding the fabric to the tooth, sculpting the bonded material, polishing and finishing the bonded material, wherein the fabric or cloth is silk or nylon, or other cloth.

Abstract: The process of reshaping a tooth comprising the steps of: applying a fabric to the tooth; bonding the fabric to the tooth; sculpting the bonded material; polishing and finishing the bonded material, wherein the fabric or cloth is silk or nylon.