Ceramic Application: Veneers
Application of Ceramics. Veneers
Course overview
Online course on ceramic application and veneers by one of Europe's leading dental technicians - Jan Schunemann.
The 3-lesson online course will be useful for both dental technicians and prosthodontists. In the training you will learn: detailed protocols for working with ceramics, modern instruments and equipment for ceramic work in a dental laboratory, communication between the clinic and the laboratory, long-term restoration outcomes with veneers (review the long-term result after 30 years!).
Course lessons
Lesson 1. Dental Ceramics. Modern Technologies: How to Combine Traditional and Innovative Methods
Analog protocol
Fluorescence of zirconia materials. Aesthetic and physical properties
Multilayer ceramics. Comparison with natural teeth
Layered ceramic application and pressing
Overview of ceramic application techniques. Advantages and limitations
The importance of restoring the incisal edge
Recreating the color of tooth tissues. Combined technique
Anterior tooth modeling. Application, firing, glazing, finishing
What to consider when choosing materials for layered ceramic application
Monolithic ceramic restorations. Specifics.
Lesson 2. The Future of Dental Ceramics
What is the ultimate goal of the dental technician's work?
Clinical examples of monolithic ceramic restorations
Requirements for restorative ceramic materials
Detailed review of a clinical case with prosthetics using monolithic ceramic restorations in a young patient
Analysis and measurement of models
Features of using pin-removable models
Application of the first layer of ceramic
Comparison of articulation systems Amann Girrbach, SAM and KaVo. Reference planes
Jan Schunemann's proprietary clinometer
Clinical case demonstration
Natural fluorescence
Correlation between age and volume of remaining tooth tissues
Selection of colors and shades. Tooth color analysis
Color calibrator
Internal staining of ceramics
"Crown in 30 minutes"
What to do before glazing?
Overview of NOVAcer material
Example of a fully digital protocol for dental ceramics.
Lesson 3. Veneers. 30 Years of Experience
Review of a clinical case performed 30 years ago
Bleach veneers - acceptable?
Communication between the clinician and the dental technician when working in different countries
Features of transferring aesthetic parameters from the clinic to the laboratory. How to convey asymmetry?
Model fabrication. Their measurement and analysis
Choice of ceramic material for veneers
Creating a silicone key
Modeling texture and surface
Detailed review of several clinical cases.
