Indirect Restorations and Veneers: Avoiding Errors in Clinical and Laboratory Workflows
Indirect restorations and veneers: how to avoid mistakes at the clinical and laboratory stages
Course overview
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Course lessons
Lesson 1. Indirect restorations and veneers: how to avoid mistakes at the clinical and laboratory stages. Part 1
How to avoid mistakes in:
1. Morphology and function.
2. Aesthetic and optical properties, as well as color.
3. Achieving surface stability when restoring chips.
4. Material issues during working time.
5. Working with materials for reliable cementation6. Preservation of antagonist teeth.
We will discuss:
1. Correct material selection.
2. Properties of next-generation composites.
3. The evolution of ceramics and lithium disilicate.
4. The latest generation of zirconium dioxide.
5. Accurate mock-up design.
6. Translating design from 2D to 3D.
7. Precise and repeatable laboratory procedures.
8. Shade planning and its reproduction.
9. Layering technique.
Each step and its key stages will be analyzed, as well as common laboratory mistakes to avoid.
Lesson 2. Indirect restorations and veneers: how to avoid mistakes at the clinical and laboratory stages. Part 2
How to avoid mistakes in:
1. Morphology and function.
2. Aesthetic and optical properties, as well as color.
3. Achieving surface stability when restoring chips.
4. Material issues during working time.
5. Working with materials for reliable cementation
6. Preservation of antagonist teeth.
We will discuss:
1. Correct material selection.
2. Properties of next-generation composites.
3. The evolution of ceramics and lithium disilicate.
4. The latest generation of zirconium dioxide.
5. Accurate mock-up design.
6. Translating design from 2D to 3D.
7. Precise and repeatable laboratory procedures.
8. Shade planning and its reproduction.
9. Layering technique.
Each step and its key stages will be analyzed, as well as common laboratory mistakes to avoid.
