Reliable prosthetic protocols: analog + digital
Reliable prosthetic protocols: analog + digital
Course overview
The course presents only reliable and fixed prosthetic protocols!
During the training, you will learn:
principles of design for adhesive and conventional preparations of vital teeth
digital fluorosis treatment protocol
principles of preparation for bonded ceramic restorations
the new generations of Zirconia and reinforced Vitreous Ceramics in the fabrication of modern Fixed Partial Prosthesis
digital and analog impressions taking protocols
digital planning protocols of implant-supported restorations.
Course lessons
Lesson 1. Aesthetic treatment planning
Preparation for aesthetic restoration:
Diagnostics
Visualization
Treatment planning.
Aesthetic analysis
Functional analysis
Periodontal analysis
Digital Workflow in Aesthetic Dentistry
Digital planning and Wax-up
Types of Wax-up
Emotional and Motivational Mock-up
Aesthetic treatment of diastemas and tremas
Detailed preparation protocol
Clinical cases.
Lesson 2. Veneers in an analog and digital approach
Treatment planning
Adhesion to the natural tooth structure
Principles of preparation for bonded ceramic restorations in the posterior dentition
Principles of preparation for bonded ceramic restorations in the anterior dentition
Principles of preparation for veneers with / without Mock-up
Provisionalization in partially bonded restorations
Laboratory procedures for the manufacturing of bonded ceramic restorations: full digital Vs conventional workflow
Cementation procedures in Adhesive partial restorations
Long-term Success with Adhesive partial restorations
Clinical cases.
Lesson 3. Crowns and bridges
Diagnostics prior to crown and bridge prosthetic restorations
Indications for Full-Coverage Design in indirect restorations
The new generations of Zirconia and reinforced Vitreous Ceramics in the fabrication of modern Fixed Partial Prosthesis
New trends in tooth preparation: Horizontal VS Vertical Finishing Line
The choice of the design of bridges depending on the clinical cases
Designing Pontics and connectors in a predictable way
Provisionalization in fixed prosthodontics. New materials for CAD/CAM production in a predictable way
Adhesive VS Conventional cementation procedures with the new zirconia materials
Long-term success with full-ceramic conventional fixed prosthesis
Clinical cases.
Lesson 4. Impressions: traditional and digital methods
Conventional dental impressions: materials and techniques applied in contemporary oral rehabilitation
Material classification for conventional dental impressions
The choice of material for сonventional dental impressions depending on the clinical cases
Сonventional dental impressions for prosthetics on implants
The evolution of intraoral scanners: technical features and future trends
The S.T.L. file as the common language for the dental practitioner and the dental lab technician
Intraoral Scanners VS Laboratory Scanners: where are we moving on?
Clinical cases.
Lesson 5. Digital design: restoration and implantation
Digital planning in teeth and implants. Setting the goal from the beginning
Digital workflow in the clinical-laboratory communication
Treating complex cases using digital technology
3D Printing in modern dentistry
Milling strategies in the Computerized Aided Manufacturing
Direct Metal Laser Sintering (DMLS) technology applied to dentistry
Monolithic Vs Veneered Vs Cut-Back restorations. Getting balance between aesthetics and biomechanics
Clinical cases.
Lesson 6. Clinical choice of preparation design and restoration material
Criteria for selecting the correct material and design
Selecting the correct material depending on the periodontal status
Ceramic systems in Oral Rehabilitation: Mechanical and Optical properties
New generation Resin Composites in Aesthetic Dentistry
Monolithic VS Conventional stratification in modern laboratory procedures
Retention VS adhesion in modern fixed prosthodontics
Principles of design for adhesive and conventional preparations of vital teeth
Digital fluorosis treatment protocol
Vertical VS Horizontal preparation
Clinical cases.
