Ceramic Layering: Protocols of the World’s Leading Schools

Learn ceramic layering according to the protocols of the world’s leading schools in a convenient video-demonstration format: watch and repeat step by step with the master!

The lecturers will not only explain, but also demonstrate in practice:

• The use of additive layering technology

• The ultra-thin layer technique using multilayer zirconia

• The internal staining technique

During the training, you will study:

• Methods for applying contrast ceramic mixtures

• Techniques for shaping morphology and surface texture

• Finishing techniques using manual polishing

Lesson 1. Theoretical Aspects of Working with Ceramics. Introductory Lesson

• Types of ceramic materials

• Realistic shading

• Control of light absorption and reflection

• Achieving an individual level of translucency

• Ceramic firing: single firing vs multiple firings

• Control of restoration surface moisture

• Color formulation

• Single-firing technique: advantages and disadvantages

• Internal core technique

• Cut-back technique

Lesson 2. Theoretical Aspects of Working with Ceramics

• Types of ceramic materials

• Realistic shading

• Control of light absorption and reflection

• Achieving an individual level of translucency

• Ceramic firing: single firing vs multiple firings

• Control of restoration surface moisture

• Color formulation

• Single-firing technique: advantages and disadvantages

• Internal core technique

• Cut-back technique

Lesson 3. Additive Layering Technology: Video Demonstration

• Shape and shade design using additive layering technology:

  • Sequence of ceramic material application

  • Dentin layer application technique

  • Enamel layer application technique

  • Incisal edge processing

  • Features of ceramic application on the palatal surface

• Correction of interproximal contacts on the model

• Creation of physiological morphology

• Imitation of natural surface textures

• Glazing as a corrective firing

• Mechanical polishing for optimal gloss level

Lesson 4. Ceramic Restoration Creation Technique: Video Demonstration of Dentin Layer Application

• Material and shade selection

• Formation of the cervical margin

• Filling the central part of the restoration

• Incisal edge creation: sequence of applying materials of different shades

• Features of material application on the palatal surface

• Application of ceramic material to contact surfaces

Lesson 5. Mamelon Creation Technique

• Evaluation of the restoration after firing

• Determination of the translucent zone boundaries

• Materials and instruments for mamelon creation

• Sequence of material application

• Recommendations for achieving a natural effect

Lesson 6. Video Demonstration of Enamel Layer Application Technique

• Materials for the enamel layer

• Application of the cervical portion of the enamel layer

• Features of ceramic application on the incisal edge

• Creation of the incisal edge form

• Application of the ceramic layer in the central area

• Application of the ceramic layer on the palatal surface

Lesson 7. Corrective Layer Application Technique

• Analysis of the restoration shape before correction

• Instrumental processing of the restoration

• Application of the corrective ceramic layer:

  • In the cervical area

  • In the central area

  • In the incisal edge area

  • On proximal surfaces

  • On the palatal surface

• Creation of the halo effect

Lesson 8. Final Restoration Finishing Technique

• Checking and adjusting contacts

• Correction of the restoration shape

• Creation of surface texture

• Final restoration adjustment

• Polishing of the restoration

Lesson 9. Ultra-Thin Layer Technique Using Multilayer Zirconia

• Chipping of ceramic restorations: risks

• Fractures of ceramic restorations: causes

• Evolution of ceramic layering techniques

• Ceramic material selection

• Thin-layer technique

• Internal staining method

• Surface treatment before and after glazing

• Advantages of full-contour ceramic restorations

Lesson 10. Video Protocol for Creating a Ceramic Crown Using the Thin-Layer Technique

• Technique for processing a ceramic crown on the model

• Creation of natural enamel and dentin shades

• Surface preparation for ceramic application

• Creation of mamelons

• Features of ceramic application in the incisal edge area

• Surface morphology: creation of natural irregularities

• 3D stain illusion

• Surface treatment: instruments and materials

• How to create a controlled restoration defect

9 lessons + 1 free (6h 44min)