Removable and Fixed Restorations by Jan Schünemann. Unlocking the Secrets of Aesthetics
Removable and Fixed Restorations by Jan Schünemann. Unlocking the Secrets of Aesthetics
Course overview
Working with ceramic, layering veneers, and the manufacturing of aesthetic prosthetic restorations by one of Europe's best dental technicians – Jan Schünemann!
Dive into the daily dental laboratory workflow, where artistry meets science.
In this authored course, you will learn about:
Protocols developed by Jan Schunemann over 25 years of minimal invasive veneer manufacturing
Ceramic restoration layering in full-mouth aesthetic rehabilitation cases
Aesthetic and functional aspects of removable dentures
Protocols for the prosthetic stage of the All-on-4® treatment.
Course lessons
Lesson 1. Ceramic. How to combine tradition and innovation?
Analogue protocol
Fluorescence of zirconia. Appearance and features. Where it comes?
Multilayers ceramics. Comparing to natural teeth
Shades of ceramics
Stained and layered ceramic
Review of ceramic layering techniques. Advantages and limitations
Importance of incisor edge restoration
Coloring of tooth structures. Combined techniques
Creating texture for anterior restoration. Layering. Baking, glazing, polishing
Importance of using right materials when layering ceramics
Full ceramics.
Lesson 2. Future of dental ceramics
What is a purpose of dental technicians work?
Example of a clinical case made with ceramics
Requirements for ceramic restorative material
A young patient rehabilitation. Detailed clinical case review
Cast model analysis and measurement
Peculiarities of pindex system usage. Creating die models
The first layer before build-up
Comparison of Amann Girrbach, SAM and KaVo articulators reference planes
FB aesthetic data analyzer. A Clinometer by Jan Shunemann
Demonstration of a clinical case
Natural fluorescence
Difference between the age and value of the teeth
Shade matching. Analyzing the color of the teeth
Color calibrator
Base materials and internal coloring
“The 30 minutes crown”
Actions before glazing
NOVAcer material
Fully digital workflow for dental ceramics.
Lesson 3. Veneers. Experience of 30 years
Long term clinical case review
Bleach veneers - is it acceptable?
Communication of dentist and technician while working internationally
Aesthetic features transfer from clinic to lab. Transporting face asymmetry
Model measurement and analysis. Model processing
Choice of ceramic material for veneers
Silicone index
Surface and texture design
Deep analysis of several clinical cases.
Lesson 4. Minimally invasive veneers: 25 years of observation by Jan Schünemann
What is "minimally invasive dentistry"?
Benefits of minimally invasive dentistry
Layering protocols for minimally invasive veneers
Treatment planning for minimally invasive veneers
Fluorescence of zirconia: appearance, features, and origins
Multilayer ceramics: a comparison to natural teeth
Shades of ceramics
Stained and layered ceramics
Review of ceramic layering techniques: advantages and limitations
Surface and texture of indirect restorations
Step-by-step creation of a wax-up and mock-up for veneers
Analysis of clinical cases.
Lesson 5. Aesthetic and Functional Aspects of Removable Dentures
Oral anatomy features
Facebow: importance, technique of application
Artificial teeth: structure, size, color, choice depending on face and nose form
Artificial gum features
Individual modulation of the gum
Different colors of the gum
Static aspects of dentures and model measurements
Acrylic transformation
Posture and occlusion
Phonetic aspects: FSO-test
Step-by-step analysis of clinical cases.
Lesson 6. Individual dentures
Basics of dentures:
Individual tray
Lightcuring acrylic
Adhesive
Material for border
Impression materials
Topper.
Oral anatomy features
Facebow: importance, technique of use
Artificial teeth: structure, size, color, choise depending on face and nose form
Posture and Occlusion
Key points, lines and angles for teeth placement
Artificial gum features
Full video protocol of denture creating
Fonetic aspects: FSO-test.
