History of bonding technology

The resin-coating technique

Dentin bonding

Dentin bonding interface of 2-step self-etching type

The hybrid layer

Understanding the functions of adhesive resin monomer

Understanding the bonding mechanism of adhesive systems: etch & Rinse type, Self-etching type, and Universal Bond type

Understanding the fundamentals of bonding and bonding performance of adhesive systems

Keys for obtaining maximum performance of the adhesives

Enamel bonding

All-in-one: bonding with universal bond

Importance of the light irradiation

Flowable composite resin lining to avoid the bond separation in cavities

Analysis of clinical cases.

Cavity preparation technique without the post restoration tooth sensitivity

Caries detector and removal techniques

Deep caries treatment protocol

Partial caries removal in deep caries lesions

Resin coating layer and incremental filling

Bonding procedures obtaining the maximum performance of materials

Applications of the flowable composite resins

Applications of the universal shade composite resins

Keys for the success of direct composite crown

Keys for the success of direct composite bridge

Repair technique for direct composite restoration (DCR)

Clinical cases and treatment results discussions.

Protocols for reliable bonding procedures

Rubberdamology. Evidence based guidelines on isolation and its effect of the prognosis of treatment

The effect of air-polishing powders of dentin bonding

Caries removal guidelines and protocols:

selective removal technique

complete removal technique.

The resin coating technique

Protocols of adhesion to the dentin

Mechanism of action of self-etch adhesives

Overview of light curing and polymerization in operative dentistry

Approach to direct composite resin restorations of various carious cavities in the molar region

Class I and Class II adhesive restorations

Restorative procedures and filling techniques

Treatment protocols of deep cavities

Incremental layering technique

Bulk-fill filling technique

Polishing techniques and tips

Clinical cases.

Posterior teeth histology

Structural diagnostics

Biobase creation

Occlusal cavity preparation

Remineralization of the remaining carious dentin

Partial caries elimination

Crack removal endpoints

Occlusal effect on caries development

Fundamental instruments of biomimetic restorative dentistry

Peripheral Seal Zone (PSZ)

Central Stop Zone (CSZ)

The hierarchy of bondability and decoupling with time (DWT) by Dr. Alleman

Bonding to carious dentine is possible

Stress reduction and fiber reinforcement

The black and white aesthetics: bitewing x-ray

Indirect composite biomimetic restorations

Direct layered short fiber reinforced restoration of endodontically treated teeth - Bioblock

The mechanical state of each tooth: mechanical analysis

Deep margin elevation (DME)

Air particle abrasion (APA)

Immediate dentine sealing (IDS)

Ribbond application

Ways of restoring the biobase of a tooth: SRDC, semi-direct, indirect

Conclusion and clinical cases.

Why do we need isolation?

Band/Matrix adaptation technique

Evidence-based supporting the technique of Deep Margin Elevation

Clinical justifications of the technique of DME

Instruments and materials in biomimetic dentistry

Techniques description and recommendations

Step by step protocols: rubber dam isolation, adhesive installation, proximal wall reconstruction

The 2-step direct restoration technique with DME

DME and preserving the form of the root

Clinical cases.

What happens to the composite restoration with time?

Risk assessment and diagnostic:

Cracks

Axial loads

Reduced cuspal tensile movement

Vertical fracture risk.

Techniques to maximize bond strength:

Immediate Dentine Sealing (IDS)

Resin coating

Deep Margin Elevation

Gold standard adhesive

Air particle abrasion

Peripheral Seal Zone (PSZ)

Matrix metalloproteinases (MMPs).

Decoupling with Time

Direct reconstruction of structurally compromised teeth

Reduction of the micromovement

Dentin replacement: how to mimic this tissue

The stress reduced direct composite concept

Adhesive optimization and stress control

Special fiber reinforcement biomaterials

Wallpapering technique

Instruments and materials for direct restorations (class I and II)

2 step approach for subgingival restorations

Sequenced bands technique

Double ring technique

Clinical cases.

The minimal invasive approach

Restoration under, on, and over the cementoenamel junction (CEJ)

The three secrets of composite restorations

It's not aesthetic if the restoration is not functionally reliable

Bolton analysis

Diagnosis and treatment plan in aesthetic dentistry

Aspects related to symmetry: waxing and shape transfer

The color: chroma tint and value both in the natural tooth and in our materials

Non carious cervical lesions (N.C.C.L.)

Carious Cervical lesions (C.C.L.)

The stratification of the composite for class III and IV restorations: video demonstration

Direct veneers: stratification technique

The importance of macro and micro-texture in terms of value

The role of emergence profiles in cases of diastema closure and black space closure in the periodontal patient

Contact points in anterior teeth restoration

Polishing protocols

Conclusion, clinical cases, and patient follow-up protocol.

Election of the restorative system

Shade selection

Instrument selection: spatulas and brush selection

Class I and Class II restorations

The occlusal compass concept: practical approach to posterior tooth morphology with composite restorations

Occlusal veneers and the morphological concept

Perfecting the interproximal contact point

The matrix system: classification and clinical application

The hyperchromatic and incremental technique for composite restoration

The Bulk filling technique

Steps to to minimize the final occlusal adjustment

Polishing and finishing

Maintenance of the restoration

Clinical cases.

Class 3, Class 4 and Class 5 restorations

Darkened tooth and discoloration treatment

Peg incisors

Black triangle closure

Aesthetic concept of anterior teeth restoration

Election of the restorative system

Shade selection

Instrument selection: spatulas, brush selection, matrix system

Layering techniques

Polishing and finishing

Maintenance of the restoration.