Online school of restoration by Sergey Radlinsky. Occlusion. Biomimetics. Biomechanics of direct restoration
Online School of Restoration by Sergei Radlinsky. Occlusion. Biomimetics. Biomechanics of Direct Restoration
Course overview
Here is the first module of the Online School of Restoration by Sergey Radlinsky!
Sergey Radlinsky’s School provides step-by-step high-quality video instructions, accompanied by detailed explanations of all stages of direct tooth restoration.
The program will be augmented with new videos – ultimately, you will obtain a complete manual on the intricacies of RESTORATIONS OF ALL TEETH!
Also, you may be interested in other modules of Sergey Radlinsky’s Online School:
1.1. - 1.3.: direct restoration
3.1. - 3.3.: direct restoration
2.6., 3.6.: restoration of endodontically treated teeth.
Course lessons
Lesson 1. Occlusion control in systematic tooth restoration
Tooth wear: causes and prerequisites
Border between normal and pathology
Synchrony graph: indications
Restoration of anatomical form with composite
Systematic restoration of occlusion
Step-by-step occlusal control
Dynamic occlusion.
Lesson 2. Systematic renovation of restored teeth
Change in occlusion as a result of wear of restored teeth
Debonding in the structure of the restored tooth and its detection
Renovation of restored teeth upon restoration service life completion
Occlusion monitoring using electronic devices.
Lesson 3. Biomimetic restoration principles
What is biomimetics
Biomimetic dentistry
Foundations of the biomimetic concept
Tooth color determination
Rules for forming color transition
Anterior tooth restoration without a splint
Adhesive reinforced inlay: technique
Biomimetics as mechanics
Longitudinal tooth split: restoration method
Force zones of tooth crowns
Biomechanics of dental tissues
Black paradigm and adhesion paradigm: differences
Restoration of hermetism
Relation of first molars.
Lesson 4. Biom biomechanics of teeth and restorations
Form and function - two sides of every tooth
Anatomy and histology of dental tissues
Natural deformations of teeth to absorb occlusal stress
Excessive deformations of teeth and consequences
Threefold structure of the restored tooth
Restored tooth structure considering natural deformations
Durability of restorations and biomechanics.
Why Start with the Online School of Restoration by Sergey Radlinsky. Occlusion?
First of all, dental occlusion is the base of every lasting restoration. In addition, this first module of the Online School of Restoration by Sergey Radlinsky. Occlusion puts it at the center. As a result, your fillings work well with the bite.
Moreover, the lessons show how to control occlusion step by step. For example, you will see static and dynamic occlusion checks. Also, you will learn how wear changes the bite over time.
Above all, the course links dental anatomy and occlusion with daily work. For instance, it shows how to rebuild the shape of a worn tooth. So, the new surface fits the other teeth in a natural way.
Furthermore, the module covers biomimetics and biomechanics. Likewise, it explains how enamel and dentin bend under load. Therefore, you can choose a restoration that protects the tooth.
What You Get from This Module
- First, a clear plan to check the bite.
- Also, simple steps to renew old restorations.
- Then, tips on dental occlusion classes and wear.
- Finally, the basics of biomechanics for strong results.
In short, this module suits any dentist who wants restorations that last. Thus, the Online School of Restoration by Sergey Radlinsky. Occlusion. Biomimetics. Biomechanics of direct restoration is a smart first step.
So, think of your next case. First, you check the bite. Then, you plan the shape. After that, you build the tooth. Finally, you test the occlusion again.
Also, each lesson is clear and easy to follow. Besides, the videos show every move up close. In the end, you gain more control and more confidence.
