Rondoni — DATEJanuary 25 — TIME09:00-10:30 & 11:00-12:30 — TOPIC
Indirect restorations and veneers: how to prevent common mistakes and technical errors
— ABOUT THE LECTURERAn EAED and IAED Active Member, StyleItaliano member and a SICED Associate and O.L
Graduated in 1979, Daniele Rondoni opened his laboratory in 1982 where he has also based the AAT Community College he founded.
He’s a teacher and counsellor for the “Italian School for Dental Technicians”, for the University of Milano, University of Chieti, University of Sienna and University of Rome Tor Vergata.
He's an International Instructor for KURARAY NORITAKE Dental Materials.
The turning point in his career was when he had the chance to learn from masters Oliviero Turillazzi (Brescia, IT) and Hitoshi Aoshima (Tokyo,JP).
His career features numerous international professional experiences also in Switzerland, Germany and Japan.
Particularly devoted to the study of morphology and dental aesthetics, he actively collaborates to the development of materials used for aesthetic dental restoration.
He authored the text "Tecnica della Multistratificazione in ceramica" (Ceramic Multilayering Technique) and a lab manual about the use of composite materials, introducing his own method, named "Inverted Hardness Layering System".
He's among the contributors to “LAYERS, an atlas of composite resin stratification” by Manauta – Salat, Quintessence Publishing.
Mykhaylyuk — DATEJanuary 26 — TIME09.00-10.30 — TOPIC
Achievement of accurate results of restorations and prevention of errors at the laboratory stage..
— ABOUT THE LECTURERMember of the East European Society of microdentistry
Dental technicaian-ceramist, participant of Oral Design International
Founder of a dental clinic and laboratory M. Vision
Schünemann — DATEJanuary 25 — TIME14:00-15:30 & 16:00-17:30 — TOPIC
Minimal inversiv - not only veneers & Complete dentures as a basis for "all on four"
— ABOUT THE LECTURERPractical engineers in Hamburg
1988 Establishment of a training institute
1979 –1983 training as a dental technician in Hamburg
22. April 1992 examination for master degree in Munster, North Rhine-Westphalia
Activities:
1985 – 1988 working in commercial laboratories in Bielefeld
Since 1989, independently in Bielefeld
Editor for "QZ - Quintessence of Dental Technology"
Advisory activities
Lectures nationally and internationally
External Speaker in Germany, Italy, Poland, Hungary, England, Benelux, Bosnia, USA, Canada, Russia, Sweden, Norway, Denmark and South Africa
Grishin — DATEJanuary 27 — TIME14.00-15.30 & 16.00-17.30 — TOPIC
Wax modelling: analysing key stages at which mistakes are unacceptable.
— ABOUT THE LECTURERMember of the European Aesthetic Dentistry Academy (EAED)
Author of the accepted method of minimally invasive restoration of functional occlusion.
Graduated from Perm State Academy, the faculty of dentistry in 1994
Since 1998 is engaged in private practice being also a chief physician and owner of the clinic
Took training courses in Germany, Italy, Denmark, USA, and Sweden under tution of the world leading specialists in various fields of dentistry
Graduated from German University with honors specializing in gnathology, 2013 (specialist in temporomandibular joint)
The teacher at the Dental Faculty of the Kirov State Medical Academy.
Candidate of Medical Sciences.
Author of the criteria for evaluation of the quality of restorations which are accepted and actively used by the Russian Dental Association.
Author of a technique of protection of the enamel surface from the excess composite in the process of direct restoration.
Author of a method of the direct manufacture of the fibreglass reinforced adhesive bridge-like artificial limbs.
Author of a method of determination of the color of teeth and the color reproduction of the optical structure of tooth in the ceramic mixture and composite.
Author of the protocol of pressing the composite without the oxygen-inhibited layer.
Author of the method of adhesive retention between the composite and zirconium dioxide.
Turrini — DATEJanuary 27 — TIME 09.00-10.30 & 11.00-12.30 — TOPIC
On the border between aesthetic and naturalness
— ABOUT THE LECTURERWorks in Pesaro focusing his activity on restorative, endodontics and prosthodontics with particular interest in aesthetic dentistry.
Graduated in Dentistry at the University of Florence in 2004.
Since 2005 he has been working as a collaborator in Dr. Mauro Fradeani’s office in Pesaro.
Author of several scientific articles published in Italian and international magazines, he is author of a text about dental bleaching,
published by Quintessence International in 2011 (“Dental bleaching: methods for success”), translated in Italian, German, Spanish and actually in translation into other languages.A national and international speaker and he usually lectures on prosthodontics and aesthetic dentistry, as a founder member of Fradeani Education.
Grishin — DATEJanuary 26 — TIME11.00-12.30 — TOPIC
— ABOUT THE LECTURER
Member of the European Aesthetic Dentistry Academy (EAED).
Author of the accepted method of minimally invasive restoration of functional occlusion.
Graduated from Perm State Academy, the faculty of dentistry in 1994
Since 1998 is engaged in private practice being also a chief physician and owner of the clinic
Took training courses in Germany, Italy, Denmark, USA, and Sweden under tution of the world leading specialists in various fields of dentistry
Graduated from German University with honors specializing in gnathology, 2013 (specialist in temporomandibular joint)
The teacher at the Dental Faculty of the Kirov State Medical Academy.
Candidate of Medical Sciences.
Author of the criteria for evaluation of the quality of restorations which are accepted and actively used by the Russian Dental Association.
Author of a technique of protection of the enamel surface from the excess composite in the process of direct restoration.
Author of a method of the direct manufacture of the fibreglass reinforced adhesive bridge-like artificial limbs.
Author of a method of determination of the color of teeth and the color reproduction of the optical structure of tooth in the ceramic mixture and composite.
Author of the protocol of pressing the composite without the oxygen-inhibited layer.
Author of the method of adhesive retention between the composite and zirconium dioxide.
Kochkarov — DATEJanuary 26 — TIME14.00-15.30 & 16.00-17.30 — TOPIC
The use of digital technology in the laboratory stage
— ABOUT THE LECTUREROne of the best restorators in CIS, the head of milling center Cad-Cam 3D.
Uses modern methods of diagnostics and treatment of patients.
Dentist-orthopedist - advanced training course (Medical Academy of Postgraduate Education, Moscow).
Training at the seminar of dental technician Peter Mara, Germany.
Orthopedic planning of implant treatment - training at the seminar of Dr. Peter Randelshofer and Dr. Richard Mink.
Functional analysis. From primary examination to optimal treatment plan. Practical concept - training at the seminar, Jochen Schumacher, Germany.
Aesthetic rehabilitation of orthopaedic patients - training at the seminar, Prof. Dr. Mauro Fradeani, Italy, Pesaro.
Practical course in implantology - Frank and Steffan Kistler, Germany.
Wax modeling for 1, 2, 3, classes and in borderline cases according to the concept of Professor Rudolf Slavicek.
Nyazhemetdinov — DATEJanuary 26 — TIME14.00-15.30 & 16.00-17.30 — TOPIC
The use of digital technology in the laboratory stage
— ABOUT THE LECTURERSenior CAD / CAM Operator
Works together with Pulat Kochkarov
Gurel
Occlusal adjustments become an issue in aesthetic cases when there is a vertical dimension lost and needs to be altered.
The aesthetic rehabilitation of a worn dentition is challenging because the clinical crowns have become shorter and the tooth length needs to be increased. Increasing the coronal length is often associated with the increase of the VDO, even though this loss of tooth structure may not automatically indicate a loss of the VDO due to a possible compensatory phenomena. To achieve the restorative, functional and aesthetic objectives, it is perhaps most important to ensure that the proposed increase in VDO will be the minimum amount necessary in either one or both arches.
In those cases the projected relation of the anterior teeth, the amount of increase of the VDO according to the aesthetics and function, the anterior/posterior shifting of the occlusion of the patient are the important details to be handled carefully.
The VDO alteration requires a thorough clinical assessments of phonetics, interocclusal distance at rest and face height, along with facial soft tissue contours.
The careful evaluation of the mock up, followed by the provisional restoration at the increased VDO through out each phase of the treatment, will appropriately test the new height for patient adaptation.
In those kind of treatment plannings, determining the new position of the occlusion, wether it is going to be kept at the MIP (maximum intercuspation), CR (centric relation) or ICP ( intercuspal position) are the crucial decisions to be made.
All these details and re-establishing the occlusion according to esthetic & functional needs will be presented in this lecture.
Belograd
In this presentation we will examine current issues of aesthetics and longevity of ceramic veneers.
Main topics:
- Material selection in terms of functionality, longevity and aesthetics.
- Tooth preparation design and its effect on the strength of the veneer.
- Is there a significant difference in dental preparation between CAD / CAM and classical methods of veneer manufacturing?
- Adhesion and its effect on the longevity of a veneer / tooth bond. The principles of cementation to various tooth tissues.
Turrini
The use of all-ceramic veneers represent a valid alternative to complete crown restorations. The minimally invasive tooth preparation procedure allows the maximum preservation of health tooth structure thus guaranteeing vitality and higher overall resistance of restoration also thanks to the undeniable advantages offered by the adhesive cementation technique. Nowadays a new clinical approach based on an innovative minimally invasive prosthetic procedure (MIPP) also applicable to full crown restorations allows preservation of vitality and tooth structure.
The availability of a wide range of ceramic material permits the achievement of excellent, long lasting esthetic results mixed rehabilitation on implants.
This prosthetic treatment workflow starts with an esthetic and functional plan which allows an ideal integration of esthetics, biological and functional requirements. Classical and new digital trends will be also analyzed in depth in order to reach the final goal.
Mykhaylyuk
During the presentation, we will examine the correct approach to planning and communication with the laboratory. We will give attention to each step of the planning process. Furthermore, the lecture will cover the rules of preparation using optics, fixation of ceramic restorations, as well as collaboration with the laboratory. Clinical cases including detailed photo and video information will be demonstrated.
Mykhaylyuk
During the presentation, we will examine the correct approach to planning and communication with the laboratory. We will give attention to each step of the planning process. Furthermore, the lecture will cover the rules of preparation using optics, fixation of ceramic restorations, as well as collaboration with the laboratory. Clinical cases including detailed photo and video information will be demonstrated.
Bharti
The Biologically Oriented Preparation Technique is a paradigm shift in the management of soft tissue around natural teeth and implant prosthetics.
With accurate vertical preparations and provisionals, we can sculpt the ideal ‘landing zone’ to achieve stable and long-lasting restorations.
The aim of the lecture is to introduce this new concept, which is more then just a vertical preparation. The apical and coronal movement of tissue will be demonstrated defying conventional periodontal protocols.
The B.O.P.T concept is an essential tool necessary for the aesthetic and functional rehabilitation in the aesthetic zone. Using this concept, tissue management is fast, predictable and most importantly, stable.
Using case presentations backed by the literature, a step by step protocol from functional and aesthetic planning of the provisionals, finally through to laboratory stages will be demonstrated. The B.O.P.T protocol on implant abutments is now a realty and this will also be discussed in detail.
Grishin
Kochkarov
Turrini
- Diagnostic wax-up.- Parameters, shapes and ideal dimensions related to face, lips and and facial movements.
- Silicon index creation for mouth transfert using mock-up.
- Ingot choice: natural teeth, discolored teeth (discoloration correction using ingots, using layering or using ingots+layering), implants.
- Data communication between dentist and technician: what is needed?
- Lithium disilicate preparation before layering: cut back or total layering.
- Live layering technique step by step.
- Finishing and polishing (autoglazing technique after finishing or polishing, texture creation and manual finishing).
Muterthies
Mykhaylyuk
1. during the manufacture of a working model;
2. mounting the casts on the articulator;
3. the problems of form and color directly associated with optics (physics);
4. fit accuracy;
5. errors made when working with different types of restorations.
Grishin
Kochkarov
Nyazhemetdinov
Grishin
General notions: anatomic and occlusal compass, functional grooves F1-F2-F3, tripods, fissure picture, fissures of level 1-2-3.
Aesthetics and rules of the frontal teeth modelling.
Estimation of space for modelling molars and frontal teeth.
The rule of the golden ratio - theory and practice.
Changing of the cutting edge form and interstitial triangles - influence on the overall smile design.
Contact points zone - modelling rules.
Vertical and horizontal texture of the frontal teeth group.
Rondoni
Present-day dentistry is based on constantly evolving new generation materials which have proven ideal in the construction of veneers as well as in indirect restorations.
New generation materials are the ideal choice for indirect solutions, and yet, in order to reach their full aesthetic potential, they require precise work-flow protocols to avoid procedure mistakes and manufacturing errors.
How to avoid mistake in:
- morphology and function
- aesthetic and optical property and colour
- chipping and surface stability with time
- problem with substrate on the framework
- materials treatment for a reliable cementation
- antagonist preservation
We will focus on:
- correct material selection
- features of the new generation composite
- evolution ceramic and lithium disilicate
- last generation of zirconia
- careful blueprint design
- 2D smile design to 3D
- precise and repeatable lab procedures
- colour project and reproduction
- layering approach
Each step will be analysed by highlighting its crucial phases and the common lab mistakes which should be avoided.
Schünemann
A deep understanding of biology is the key to the success of a dental procedure. Minimally inversiv dentistry has as this application has been defined:
"A systematic respect for the original tissue."
A thorough understanding of biological principles and respect for the tissue result in a synergy to trauma patients and ultimately our treatment steps to minimize. Treatment concepts which formerly massive surgery brought with them are largely implemented today with reduced interference.
The advantages of the guided surgical planning and in the execution of various treatment scenarios; flap, miniflap access, immediate extractions, and minimally inversiv methods of bone grafting are discussed.
The Implant Prosthetics is an ever growing market. Through the use of implant> supported dentures to diverse forms of therapy for the benefit of our patients and the dental industry to arise. Additionally conquer digital solutions with the materials used in the industry. Allzirconia solutions be driven from different aspects.
Thus solutions result from zircon on implants. Where should the implants are strategically placed? We are sure all agree that these items are not always there are where sufficient bone material is to be found. We speak ideally from a "backward planning", a plan which starts at the end and is gradually being planned back. Then we note sure where and at what intervals the implants to be inserted should be placed. Where no bone is bone should be built where no gums is "padded".
The plans are step by step, create more and more digital. Meanwhile, the face scan is another digital way.
One thing is clear > the machines are only as good we those who program them and those who serve them then!
Nothing new you think now maybe true, but I suspect that a sound basic knowledge is more and more displaced to the sidelines.
The dental system involves so many incredible aspects are observed. Muscle activity, phonetics and tactile sensors all belong together in addition to fixed anatomic values. In which directions to move our muscles of mastication and what influence does it have on the planning? Or simply asked, how far away is the labial surface of the headquarters of the center of the papilla Inzisiva away?
Many aspects of complete dentures are the basis for complex solutions on implants in the edentulous patient.
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