This document provides information about a two-day course on posterior and anterior composite restoration techniques. Day one will focus on the trilaminar technique for posterior teeth and the pentalaminar technique for anterior teeth. Day two will involve practical sessions in the morning and afternoon where participants can practice the techniques in small groups with guidance from lecturers. The course will be held on February 5-6, 2016 in Edinburgh, UK.
This document provides information about a two-day course on posterior and anterior composite restoration techniques. Day one will focus on the trilaminar technique for posterior teeth and the pentalaminar technique for anterior teeth. Day two will involve practical sessions in the morning and afternoon where participants can practice the techniques in small groups with guidance from lecturers. The course will be held on February 5-6, 2016 in Edinburgh, UK.
This document provides information about a two-day course on posterior and anterior composite restoration techniques. Day one will focus on the trilaminar technique for posterior teeth and the pentalaminar technique for anterior teeth. Day two will involve practical sessions in the morning and afternoon where participants can practice the techniques in small groups with guidance from lecturers. The course will be held on February 5-6, 2016 in Edinburgh, UK.
This document provides information about a two-day course on posterior and anterior composite restoration techniques. Day one will focus on the trilaminar technique for posterior teeth and the pentalaminar technique for anterior teeth. Day two will involve practical sessions in the morning and afternoon where participants can practice the techniques in small groups with guidance from lecturers. The course will be held on February 5-6, 2016 in Edinburgh, UK.
with Panos Bazos, Gianfranco Politano & Leandro Pereira
Trilaminar Technique for coronal elements of natural teeth.
Through the utilisation of this Posterior Teeth knowledge in the clinical approach, Date. When working in the posterior anterior restoration can take on a 5th February 2016 region, one needs to carefully lifelike appearance with seamless Theory Course consider time management and integration every time. 6th February 2016 efficacy protocols by choosing a Day Two Practical Session Practical Course simplex, yet comprehensively sound direct adhesive approach. The Trilaminar technique incorporates The day will be split into two Prices. halves. One group will practice check points as regulatory the anterior techniques taught 199 Day One ONLY mechanisms aiming in alleviating interfacial stress development by from the day before and the other 698 Both Days group will practice the posterior de-coupling dentin and enamel techniques. bonding stages. Venue. In the afternoon the groups will Pentalaminar Technique for swap over. With small group sizes RCS Edinburgh Anterior Teeth this will allow quality interaction Nicholson Street with the lecturers. This means Edinburgh This lecture aims to impart insight you will have the confidence to on the illumination inter activity implement these techniques when EH8 9BZ and the spatial arrangement of the you return to practice.
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Contemporary Instrumentation Modalities Caries End Points and Receptive Substrate Optimization Predictable Adhesive Strategies The Tri_Laminar Stratification Technique via Bio-EmulationTM Finishing and Polishing Protocols: Step By Step Rational Approach Occlusal Control and Considerations When working in the posterior region, one needs to carefully consider time management and efficacy protocols by choosing a simplex,
yet comprehensively sound direct adhesive
approach. The tri_laminar technique incorpo- rates check points as regulatory mechanisms aiming in alleviating interfacial stress devel- opement by de-coupling dentin and enamel bonding stages. The lack of standardization amongst dental restorative materials has led to a paradox of choice, which in turn has created several di- chotomies with regards to the restorative strategies. Traditional VITA based shade selec- tions are giving way to contemporary modali- ties, simplifying the selection at hand by utiliz- ing single hue (A shade) multi-chromatic alter- natives. The importance of shape and geo- metric configuration at different levels of detail along with the role of optimization in structural design is paramount. Deep understanding of morphologic variation is advantageous in recreating functionally sound operative restitu- tions. One should faithfully strive to emulate the nat- ural histo-anatomic dental archetype during the restorative approach. This lecture aims to pro- vide a standardised simplex methodology by judicial material selection when implementing the universal triad, that of Enamel / DentinoE- namel Complex (DEC) / Dentin with regards to a stratification modality that exibits sound spatial ordering (convex enamel / concave dentin) whilst dealing with the direct and indi- rect composite resin placement in the posterior dentition.
panosbazosdds gianfrancopolitanodds leandropereiradds the pentalaminartechnique Practical Conclusion From Structural Analysis and Visual Synthesis What Regulates Enamel Translucency and Dentin Opacity The Penta_Laminar Stratification Technique via Bio-EmulationTM theory
Natural Examples of Different Ageing Stages in Anterior Teeth
Histo-Anatomic Composite Shade Compatibility Conceptual Layering at Different Dental Maturation Stages Clinical Step-by-Step Cases of the Penta_Laminar Technique Finishing, Contouring and Morphological Detailing - Form and Texture 3600 in Depth Polishing Techniques - Longevity of Gloss and Luster A thorough understanding of the spatial dis- tribution pertaining to the histo-anatomic coronal structures and dynamic light interac- tion of the natural dentition provides the dental team with the ultimate strategic ad- vantage with regards to optical integration
of the final restoration.
Teeth form a complex optical medium for light as it passes through enamel, dentin- enamel complex and dentin. Furthermore, this behaviour evolves over years as tissues change and adapt in morphology and composition. Comprehension of histo- anatomic relations as well as dynamic age- ing of tooth structures is essential to suc- ceed when selecting the proper translucen- cy, value and chromaticity for direct restora- tive materials. This lecture aims to impart insight on the il- lumination interactivity and the spatial arrangement of the coronal elements of natural teeth. Through the utilization of this knowledge in the clinical approach, anteri- or restoration can take on a lifelike ap- pearance with seamless integration every time. rior restoration cn take on a lifelike appearance with seamless integration.
A Facially Driven Complete-Mouth Rehabilitation With Ultrathin CAD CAM Composite Resin Veneers For A Patient With Severe Tooth Wear A Minimally Invasive Approach
A Facially Driven Complete-Mouth Rehabilitation With Ultrathin CAD CAM Composite Resin Veneers For A Patient With Severe Tooth Wear A Minimally Invasive Approach
