3STEP Protocol, Theory and Practical Work – Francesca Vailati
3STEP Protocol, Theory and Practical Work – Francesca Vailati
Description
One of the biggest challenges dental professionals face today is accurately diagnosing and treating dental erosion and occlusal issues without causing further damage. Misdiagnosis or improper treatment can lead to discomfort for patients, prolonged office visits, and unsatisfactory long-term results. This affects your daily practice by increasing frustration for both you and your patients, limiting your ability to offer reliable, cutting-edge care.
The 3STEP Protocol, Theory and Practical Work offers a comprehensive solution designed to guide dental practitioners through precise diagnosis and effective treatment strategies for dental erosion and occlusal adjustment. This course helps you master a minimally invasive, additive dentistry approach that benefits a wider range of patients with less risk and higher satisfaction.
- Learn how to differentiate between erosion and parafunction and quantify structural damage accurately.
- Understand the principles behind progressive full-mouth wax-ups and the correct use of external mock-ups for optimized aesthetic and functional outcomes.
- Master the clinical steps to prepare and bond palatal veneers using advanced CAD/CAM composite materials, along with effective ways to seal exposed dentin.
Clinicians who have completed this program report increased patient acceptance, earlier intervention success, simplified rehabilitations, and the ability to easily manage and resolve failures. The integration of new materials and a focused approach on gnathology ensures you stay ahead in restorative dentistry while minimizing risks associated with subtractive techniques.
Take control of your dental practice’s success with the 3STEP Protocol, Theory and Practical Work. Gain confidence in your diagnosis, deliver predictable results, and enhance patient satisfaction with proven additive dentistry methods. Invest in your skills today for better outcomes tomorrow.
