Ceramic Veneers: the most demanded protocols in one place
Ceramic Veneers: the most demanded protocols in one place
Course overview
All demanded protоcols for manufacturing ceramic veneers in one place!
The course contains clinical and laboratory protocols for working with ceramic veneers:
manufacturing of provisonal veneers
CAD/CAM CEREC technology
platinum foil technique for ceramic veneers fabrication
heat-pressed ceramic veneers manufacturing
refractory die technique for ceramic veneers fabrication
minimally invasive technique for ceramic veneers.
First of all, patients evaluate the aesthetic result. This is exactly the course that will increase the patient's appreciation of your work!
Course lessons
Lesson 1. CEREC ceramic veneers: detailed protocol. Introductory lesson
Treatment planning:
from Wax-up to Mock-up
from analog to digital workflow
DSD and understanding the patient's demand
CEREC BioCopy design
digital mock-up and design with CEREC.
Preparation: no prep, prep-less, full-prep:
preparation geometry and future path of insertion
feathered incisdal edge, palatal chamfer, butt-joint incisal edge.
Introduction to intraoral scanning: techniques, scaning protocols, and reference points
Material selection criteria: biocompatibility, longevity, aesthetics, optical properties, strength, and cost efficiency.
Lesson 2. CEREC ceramic veneers: detailed protocol
Treatment planning:
from Wax-up to Mock-up
from analog to digital workflow
DSD and understanding the patient's demand
CEREC BioCopy design
digital mock-up and design with CEREC.
Preparation: no prep, prep-less, full-prep:
preparation geometry and future path of insertion
feathered incisdal edge, palatal chamfer, butt-joint incisal edge.
Introduction to intraoral scanning: techniques, scaning protocols, and reference points
Material selection criteria: biocompatibility, longevity, aesthetics, optical properties, strength, and cost efficiency
Classification and characterization of chairside monolithic materials:
silica ceramics (feldsphatic porcelain)
IPS e.max lithium disilicate.
ZLS (zirconica reinforced lithium silicate):
hybrid ceramics.
Clinical cases.
Lesson 3. Platinum foil technique, heat pressing technique, refractory-mounted veneers, and CAD/CAM
The responsibility and the psychology of the smile:
Patient’s and Dentist’s requests.
Dentist and dental technician communication
Wax up: aesthetic rules, reference points, the V concept, and the patient's desire
Buccal wax up: indications and advantages
Digital Smile Design (DSD)
Physcial properties of dental materials and the choice of materials in various cases
Materials and Techniques:
Glass Ceramics
Feldspathic Ceramics.
Analogic Approach:
Platinum foil technique
Press and stain technique
Press and Build-up technique
Refractory die technique.
Digital Approach:
Oral Scan
Digital Wax-up
Mock up
CAD/CAM Procedures
Shape and Texture.
Clinical cases.
Lesson 4. 100% digital protocols for manufacturing ceramic veneers
DSD as an aesthetic visual communication. team communication, and emotional dentistry
Design, plan, sell, and perform
The tooth color map: gingival third, middle third, and incisal edge
Enamel as a light filter
100% Digital workflow in modern dentistry: are you ready?
Cloud dentistry: from the 1st appointment, to post treatment
Intraoral scanning and DSD: JPG files, STL files, DICOM, OBJ files
Intraoral scanners, Ipad face scanner, mobile facial scan
DSD photo and video protocol
DSD APP, DSD 3D facial scanner, DSD double crown lengthening guide. DSD shell provisional, and DSD shell Mockup
Entities in restorative dentistry
Ceramic veneers - step by step
Clinical cases.
Lesson 5. Provisional veneers
Materials used for provisional veneers
Mock-up to present the desired outcome of the future restoration & for preparation
Dentist-Patient communication: The patient's desire and demand in 3D via provisional veneers
Techniques & materials used for sealing of provisional veneers
The APT technique from Dr. Galip Gurel
The spot etch technique
Clinical cases.
Lesson 6. Minimally invasive ceramic veneers: preparation technique
Ceramic Veneers Survival rates
Minimal invasive aesthetic:
Additive wax-up
Enamel preparation
Monolithic restorations.
Dentin vs. Enamel Adhesion
The operating protocols in aesthetic:
Diagnosis, photo protocol, impression taking, and cast model analysis
Wax-up and Mock-up.
Preparation guide:
thickness of the preparation
insertion path: horizontal and vertical.
Incisal preparation design: window, feather edge, butt joint, palatal chamfer
Marginal definition: horizontal and vertical method of preparation
Retraction cord: classification and techniques for its application
Strategy of preparation for minimal invasive veneers
The choice of the correct ceramic material
Veneers and multidisciplinary treatment plans.
