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Proper anatomic tooth reduction to create the optimal space for a variety of today’s indirect restorative options including all ceramic crowns and bridges, porcelain veneers, aesthetic inlays, and onlays. Steps to carve anatomically precise provisional restorations chairside, including remargination and custom staining. Techniques for tissue retraction for making master impressions, including the two-cord technique and troughing. Also very important to know is which technique for patient or tissue type.

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Learn the latest techniques for proper tooth reduction for a variety of today’s full and partial coverage indirect dental restorations. Guidelines on anatomic tooth reduction will ensure that the restorative material you choose will have the proper uniform thickness for durability and aesthetics. Provisionalization for various single and multiple unit situations as well as diagnostic provisionalization for aesthetic and functionally challenging cases will also be discussed. Finally, impression making- what constitutes a “perfect” impression. Creative management of the soft tissue is the key that unlocks the perfect impression. This course will detail in a step-by-step fashion, techniques to elevate your level of indirect restorative dentistry immediately!

Credits: 3.5

Price: 140.00

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A review of anterior and posterior dental anatomy as a prelude to making direct composite restorations as morphologically correct as their indirect counterparts.
How to do a simple, two-layer technique to create anterior composite restorations (Class IV, Full veneer) with lifelike intrinsic effects.
Solutions for the clinical challenges faced when placing posterior direct resin restorations – simplified life-like posterior layering, occlusal morphology, occlusion, proximal contact, contour, and isolation.
Techniques on how to properly use today’s total etch and self etch systems successfully.
Techniques on how to deal with post operative sensitivity with direct bonded restorations.

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This course will discuss and demonstrate techniques to create morphologically precise direct anterior and posterior composite restorations. A simple layering technique will be taught with the use of composite tints to create lifelike restorations. An emphasis will be placed on the use of an additive technique to create proper anatomic contour and tooth form. The use of different aesthetic materials in combination with finishing techniques will enable placement of state of the art restorations for your patients tomorrow!

Credits: 3.5

Price: 140.00

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The objectives of this course are too first enlighten the viewer as too the latest information and statistics regarding oral cancer. With this as a basis, it becomes essential to understand the role of a thorough head neck exam that includes direct visualization, fluorescence screening, followed by brushing type biopsies if appropriate or actual biopsy procedures. Though there is no one uniform system currently to detect and screen for oral cancer presently, it is the intent of this course to outline an approach that can be implemented to the viewer’s office as an initial starting point.

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With decades of the same morbidity, it is the responsibility of dentists and hygienists to implement oral cancer screening programs into their offices. Early diagnosis and screening for all of our patients has to become the standard of care within our profession. This course will give the viewer an overall understanding of Oral Cancer and along with new associated risk factors. It will include new approaches to screening, along with case examples of how to implement a time and cost effective system into their offices.

Credits: 1.5

Price: 52.50

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1.To develop a common language to communicate the diagnosis of the anterior aesthetic case. 2. To learn the scientific and artistic principles of smile design 3. To learn the application of the Golden Proportion to the face and dentition. 4. Applying the Golden Vertical in vertical dimension of occlusion cases 5. To learn the 5 criteriaused to plan the maxillary incisal edge position 6. To learn how to treat instant orthodontic cases predictably

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This course will cover the following: 1. how to use the Dental Aesthetic Diagnosis Form in the diagnosis of aesthetic cases. 2. Advanced Aesthetic Principles including: a-Golden Proportion as it applies to the face and dentition. 3. The five criteria used to determine the incisal edge position of the Maxillary incisors, and 4. The four-step criteria used to treat restoratively the malpositioned dentition or instant orthodontics.

Credits: 3.0

Price: 105.00

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1. To understand the requirements for a proper work-up of the anterior aesthetic case 2. To learn Temporization in less than 15 minutes of the anterior case 3. To learn what is required for the Laboratory check list 4. To learn the rapid cementation technique for anterior aesthetic cases 5. To learn why the post-op appointment is so important

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This course will take you step by step through the treatment of the anterior aesthetic case from Temporization of the Anterior Aesthetic Case through to the Rapid Cementation technique.

Credits: 1.5

Price: 52.50

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Credits: 2.5

Price: 87.50