Contact Points Ambassador On-Line Course

Category: Restoration

Instructor(s): Maciej Czerwiński

Course structure: Lessons: 7 modules: 32 lessons | Duration: 3 h 25 min

Course overview

What was the maximum time you spent on matrix adaptation ? Have you ever finished the visit without proper contact point ? Contact point was too weak or there was no contact point at all.
In this course you will find the answers and ready solutions on this questions.
Matrix Selection System will guide you how to choose the best possible matrix in different clinical situations.
With TeflonFloss you will adapt the matrix in every case without any problems and without spending time on wedge customization. You will not destroy isolation and you will have unique options to create the best profile of the interdental wall
With GoldRing you will always separate the teeth on proper distance even if you use thick matrices like 75um and more.

Curriculum

Module 1. Introduction. What will you learn

• This guide explores the critical process of creating perfect contact points in restorative dentistry. It covers matrix adaptation techniques, matrix selection for various clinical situations, and the importance of proper contact points. The course delves into common problems associated with contact points, the theory behind their construction, and effective wedging methods. It also examines ring selection and usage, offering practical insights to improve clinical outcomes. Additionally, it provides useful tips for presenting contact points effectively in various scenarios, including X-rays and photographs.

Module 2. Importance of contact points

• This content explores the critical importance of proper contact points in dental restorations, often overlooked in favor of occlusal surface aesthetics. It discusses the potential consequences of inadequate contact points, including secondary caries, gum inflammation, and bone loss. The key elements necessary for creating perfect contact points are examined, such as appropriate matrix selection, wedge placement, and ring usage. The material emphasizes the significance of contact point strength and placement for achieving long-lasting, successful restorative treatments and maintaining overall oral health.

Module 3. Problems with contact points

• This content explores common challenges in creating proper dental contact points and offers solutions. It discusses issues such as insufficient separation, incorrect positioning, and inverted contact points, which can lead to difficulties in cleaning and food impaction. The material provides insights into the causes of these problems, including matrix band selection and rubber dam usage. By addressing these concerns, dental professionals can improve their technique for creating optimal contact points, enhancing the quality and longevity of dental restorations.

Module 4.

• Module program:
• Matrices
• Height of the matrix
• Thickness of the matrix
• Curvature of the matrix

Module 5.

• Module program:
• Matrix Selection System Intro
• MSS Thin
• MSS Medium
• MSS Medium Ultra Deep
• MSS Wide

Module 6.

• Module program:
• Problems with wedges
• TeflonFloss Universal Wedge
• TeflonFloss 2 instead of 1
• TeflonFloss Easy to work with
• TeflonFloss Path of insertion
• TeflonFloss Matrix switch
• TeflonFloss Easy to remove
• TeflonFloss APC
• TeflonFloss How to do it ?

Module 7.

• Module program:
• Rings Intro
• Tip of the ring
• Tip Shape
• Strength of the ring
• Gold Ring

Bonus Videos

• Module program:
• How to make the Eliot more stable on the ring
• Stable Elliot - live video
• Matrix Selection System Update. TOR DC and Tor Transparent
• Clinical Case #1
• Contact Points on the first premolar! NEW Episode
• TOR LUG Matrix - New option for WIDE cases