Tooth Preparation for Crowns, Veneers Inlays & Onlays

Objectives

At the end of the two day course the participants will have the confidence to offer private restorations to their patients. This will come from having detailed knowledge of the proper preparations for each type of restoration and the clinical situations in which they are applied. The participants will also understand the differences between the many ceramic systems available.

Topics covered

What are the key principles of tooth preparation? What are the mechanisms of strengthening ceramics? What are the ideal clinical preparations for: Cast metal restorations Metal-ceramic crowns Inlays & onlays 3/4 Crowns Labial veneers, full veneers dentine-bonded crowns Indirect composites In Ceram crowns Empress crowns Procera All Ceram Metal adhesive restorations Cercon crowns Lava crowns Da Vinci veneers When should I use auxiliary features such as grooves, boxes & pins?

Which cement should I use? How do I choose between the many ceramic crowns on the market? Should I be using aids to perception? Which margin design should I choose: Chamfer Shoulder with sharp internal angle Shoulder with rounded internal angle Shoulder with bevel Heavy chamfer Feather-edge What are the correct burs for tooth preparation?

2 Day Course £695 Wakefield - Dates: Day 1: 15th Oct Day 2: 30th Oct
Lunch & Refreshments included

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