THEORETICAL-PRACTICAL COURSE ON ANTERIOR & POSTERIOR RESTORATIONS
Direct Conservative Dentistry
Perfection hides in the details
Duration
4 Days (2 meetings)
Max participants
15
Venue
Henry Schein Krugg
Schedule
9:30 - 18:00
THE COURSE
Direct conservative dentistry: anterior and posterior restorations
The direct conservative dentistry course is a theoretical-practical course that offers comprehensive training in performing direct anterior and posterior restorations.
The protocols for every operative phase will be described in detail, with the goal of restoring the damaged tooth to its original condition, indistinguishable from a healthy tooth.
The course is aimed both at those seeking the fundamentals of conservative dentistry and at those who want to refine existing techniques, through educational videos and detailed clinical cases.
PRESENTATION
Watch the course video
WHAT YOU'LL LEARN
Practical skills from day one
Natural restorations
Techniques for aesthetic reconstruction that blend with the natural tooth
Specific protocols
Specific protocols for every area of the mouth (from Class 1 to 5)
Supercolour
A technique that makes each tooth unique
Advanced isolation
Isolation techniques for simple and complex cases
Occlusal anatomy
Detailed study of the anatomy of each tooth
Patient analysis
Clinical, photographic, aesthetic, and functional evaluation
PROGRAM
2 meetings of intensive training
Meeting 1 · 2 days
Posterior Restorations
- Diagnosis: cariological and radiological concepts for a correct treatment plan
- Rubber dam isolation: isolation techniques for simple and complex cases. Clamp and instrumentation selection. Protocols for stable isolation
- Cavity preparation: Class I and II preparation with rotary and sonic instruments. Modern preparation techniques and cavity finishing. Minimally invasive approaches for interproximal carious lesions
- Adhesion: how to achieve long-lasting results. Elimination of post-operative sensitivity. Polymerisation shrinkage control in deep cavities
- Composite selection: bulk, body, dentin, and enamel composites. Selection criteria for invisible restorations
- Occlusion and anatomy concepts: detailed study of the anatomy of each individual posterior tooth. Analysis of occlusal contact points
- Class I restorations: choice of modelling technique and instrumentation. Use of supercolours for superior aesthetics
- Class II restorations: choice of matrix, wedge, and separator. How to achieve the optimal contact point. Management of subgingival cavities. Contact point even in the most complex cases
- Finishing and polishing: simple and predictable system, glossy surfaces with invisible transitions between tooth and restoration
- Post-endodontic reconstructions: indications and techniques for endodontically treated teeth. Rehabilitation with direct restoration
- Direct VS indirect: direct cuspal coverage protocols
- Anatomical drawing exercise
- LIVE DEMO: execution of Class I and II posterior restorations by Dr. Ceroni
- Multiple Class I and II hands-on exercises on custom models
Meeting 2 · 2 days
Anterior Restorations
- Shape and colour analysis: aesthetic analysis, study of shapes, structure, and colour of an anterior tooth. Foundation for the treatment plan
- Rubber dam isolation: classic and alternative techniques (split dam). Management of complex cases
- Cavity preparation for Class III, IV, V: cavity design and margin finishing. Invisible transitions between tooth and composite
- Composite selection: market overview. Indications based on the clinical situation
- Layering: single-mass VS multi-mass approach. Techniques with silicone key and diagnostic wax-up
- Supercolours: description and application of colour types. Reproducing even the smallest details that make each tooth unique
- Finishing and polishing: analysis of primary, secondary, and tertiary anatomy. Simple and predictable protocol for glossy, natural surfaces
- Trauma management: execution of re-bonding of the fractured fragment
- Internal bleaching: indications and execution technique
- White spot management: choosing the minimally invasive approach
- Direct veneers and diastema closure: improving smile harmony through shape modifications. Operative protocol for performing significant changes in shape and size of anterior teeth
- Direct VS indirect: limits and possibilities of new composites
- LIVE DEMO: execution of a Class IV restoration by Dr. Ceroni
- Hands-on practice: layering, finishing, and polishing
AVAILABLE DATES
Upcoming editions
REGISTRATION FEES
Invest in your education
Standard Price
+ VAT 22%
per person
Student Price
+ VAT 22%
per person
Price also available for AISO members
Bring a friend
Discount applies to both enrollees
+ VAT 22%
per person
WHAT'S INCLUDED
Everything you need to learn
Practice Kit
Custom models and materials for the exercises
Certificate
Certificate of attendance
Post-Course Community
Access to the exclusive participants' community
COURSE VENUE
Where it takes place
Henry Schein Krugg
Via Gran San Bernardo, strada 7, Palazzo R/1, 20089 Rozzano (MI)
- Equipped room for hands-on practice
- Instruments and materials included
- Free parking
- Easy to reach
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