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Indirect Restoration Congress in Moscow
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Stefano Conti
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Roberto Spreafico
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Johan Figueira
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Lesson 1.Bonded Functional Esthetic Prototype (BFEP) Long Term in Composites: a Solution for Complex Situations in Oral Rehabilitation (part 1)
- Introduction to Dental Photography (Photography Protocol)
- Introduction "Smile Analysis"and PhotoshopSmile Design Techniques: the PSD technique
- Transferring the "PSD": from Digital to Wax-up
- Analysis of the live patient
- Bonded Functional Esthetic Prototypes: Short Term Long Term
- Tips/Tricks with Anterior Functional Esthetic Prototypes (i.e. bonded mock-ups)
- Preparations for Anterior Etched Ceramic Restorations (ECR)
- HT Zirconia: When and How to bond it?
Lesson 2.Bonded Functional Esthetic Prototype (BFEP) Long Term in Composites: a Solution for Complex Situations in Oral Rehabilitation (part 2)
- Introduction to Dental Photography (Photography Protocol)
- Introduction "Smile Analysis"and PhotoshopSmile Design Techniques: the PSD technique
- Transferring the "PSD": from Digital to Wax-up
- Analysis of the live patient
- Bonded Functional Esthetic Prototypes: Short Term Long Term
- Tips/Tricks with Anterior Functional Esthetic Prototypes (i.e. bonded mock-ups)
- Preparations for Anterior Etched Ceramic Restorations (ECR)
- HT Zirconia: When and How to bond it?
Lesson 3.Anterior and posterior restorations: from tradition to digital chair-side dentistry (part 1)
- Introduction to chair-side dentistry
- Digital chair-side dentistry: advantages and disadvantages
- Restorative materials for chair-side dentistry
- Current clinical applications of digital chair-side dentistry
- Step by step of clinical procedures of digital dentistry.
Today`s dentist has a wide choice of restorative materials available when replacing missing or damaged tooth structures. Since introduction in dentistry of composite resins, those materials have undergone a tremendous development and their adhesive properties on both enamel and dentin have been constantly improved, allowing a more conservative approach during the tooth preparation. Patients` demands for a more aesthetic and metal-free restoration on posterior and anterior teeth increased during the last decade focusing the interest of the dental profession towards aesthetic restorations with composite resins. The continuous improvement of the digital CAD-CAM technology is revolutionizing the dental profession in both laboratory and dental office. Today is possible with the chair-side CAD-CAM restorations to restore teeth in a single session saving time for the patient and dentist as well. Numerous type of glass ceramic and composite block are nowadays available; partial and full crown restorations can be fabricated directly in dental office by the dentist. However, it is vital that the treating clinician have a thorough understanding of the principles that lead to a successful outcome. Naturally appearing and problem free outcome can be achieved if certain rules are followed by a conscientious operator.
Lesson 4.Anterior and posterior restorations: from tradition to digital chair-side dentistry (part 2)
- Introduction to chair-side dentistry
- Digital chair-side dentistry: advantages and disadvantages
- Restorative materials for chair-side dentistry
- Current clinical applications of digital chair-side dentistry
- Step by step of clinical procedures of digital dentistry.
Today`s dentist has a wide choice of restorative materials available when replacing missing or damaged tooth structures. Since introduction in dentistry of composite resins, those materials have undergone a tremendous development and their adhesive properties on both enamel and dentin have been constantly improved, allowing a more conservative approach during the tooth preparation. Patients` demands for a more aesthetic and metal-free restoration on posterior and anterior teeth increased during the last decade focusing the interest of the dental profession towards aesthetic restorations with composite resins. The continuous improvement of the digital CAD-CAM technology is revolutionizing the dental profession in both laboratory and dental office. Today is possible with the chair-side CAD-CAM restorations to restore teeth in a single session saving time for the patient and dentist as well. Numerous type of glass ceramic and composite block are nowadays available; partial and full crown restorations can be fabricated directly in dental office by the dentist. However, it is vital that the treating clinician have a thorough understanding of the principles that lead to a successful outcome. Naturally appearing and problem free outcome can be achieved if certain rules are followed by a conscientious operator.
Lesson 5.B.O.P.T: Limitations and advantages. Pink aesthetics. vertical and horizontal tooth preparation (part 1)
- B.O.P.T concept: Limitations and advantages
- Vertical vs Horizontal tooth preparation
- Case selection for full crown Tooth Preparation
- Relationship between Crown and Natural Tooth
- Relationship between Crown and Soft tissue
- Vertical preparation
- Coronal and Apical to CEJ
- Prosthetic approach and new Biological Width
- Gingival margin and harmony retrieval
- Provisional relining and controlled invasion of sulcus
- The New Emergence Profile:
- The New PCEJ.
- Emergence profile and prosthetic contour.
- Adaptation profile and soft tissue response
- Impression Technique.
- Lab procedures: model and ditching of the abutment.
- Final emergence profile of the restoration
- Clinical cases: from single tooth to full arch rehabilitation.
- B.O.P.T concept non-prep veneers.
Lesson 6.B.O.P.T: Limitations and advantages. Pink aesthetics. vertical and horizontal tooth preparation (part 2)
- B.O.P.T concept: Limitations and advantages
- Vertical vs Horizontal tooth preparation
- Case selection for full crown Tooth Preparation
- Relationship between Crown and Natural Tooth
- Relationship between Crown and Soft tissue
- Vertical preparation
- Coronal and Apical to CEJ
- Prosthetic approach and new Biological Width
- Gingival margin and harmony retrieval
- Provisional relining and controlled invasion of sulcus
- The New Emergence Profile:
- The New PCEJ.
- Emergence profile and prosthetic contour.
- Adaptation profile and soft tissue response
- Impression Technique.
- Lab procedures: model and ditching of the abutment.
- Final emergence profile of the restoration.
- Clinical cases: from single tooth to full arch rehabilitation.
- B.O.P.T concept non-prep veneers.
Course includes next lessons:
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1h 27min
Lesson 1
Bonded Functional Esthetic Prototype (BFEP) Long Term in Composites: a Solution for Complex Situations in Oral Rehabilitation (part 1)
Johan FigueiraShow lesson program
0:01
Introduction and Lecture Overview
8:02
Practice Structure, Team and Protocols
14:11
Digital Records, Scanning and Patient Intake
23:29
Prototyping Workflow and Mockups
29:21
3D Printing, Digital Wax-ups and Remote Work
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1h 33min
Lesson 2
Bonded Functional Esthetic Prototype (BFEP) Long Term in Composites: a Solution for Complex Situations in Oral Rehabilitation (part 2)
Johan FigueiraShow lesson program
0:01
Mockup and Prototype Workflow
8:12
Prototype Testing and Transitional Bonding
12:37
Prepping Through Mockup and Monolithic Zirconia Try-In
17:01
Material Selection: IPS e.max, Zirconia, Hybrids
23:28
Minimal Preparation, Margins, and Thickness Guidelines
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1h 23min
Lesson 3
Anterior and posterior restorations: from tradition to digital chair-side dentistry (part 1)
Roberto SpreaficoShow lesson program
0:01
Introduction and Speaker Background
5:02
Overview and History of Adhesive Dentistry
7:08
Clinical Indications and Aims in Posterior Restorations
10:30
Cracked Tooth Syndrome: Diagnosis and Management
16:26
Decision Making: Direct vs Indirect Restorations
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1h 23min
Lesson 4
Anterior and posterior restorations: from tradition to digital chair-side dentistry (part 2)
Roberto SpreaficoShow lesson program
0:01
Chairside CAD‑CAM: Single‑Session Crowns
3:11
Indications and Clinical Applications
4:53
CAD‑CAM Restorative Materials Overview
8:52
Surface Conditioning and Adhesive Protocols
13:46
Learning Curve and Early Clinical Cases
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Stefano Conti received his D.D.S. degree at the University of Medicine and Surgery, School of Dentistry, Parma, Italy, in 1989.
He has attended courses on Implant Dentistry with dr. David Garber, dr. Henry and Maurice Salama at the Goldstein Garber & Salama in Atlanta, Georgia, USA.
He has completed 1-Year UCLA/ gIDE Master Clinician Program in Implant Dentistry at the UCLA School of Dentistry, California,USA.
He is lecturer at the Master Program of Implantology at the University of Parma, School of Dentistry
He is lecturer at the Master Program of Facial Esthetics at the University of Parma, School of Dentistry
He lectures every year in various parts of Italy, Europe and South America.
He is Active member of the Italian Academy of Esthetic Dentistry, IAED.
He works in his private practice in Parma, Italy and Kiev, Ukraine, where he has restricted his clinical work to Implant Surgery and Esthetics around natural teeth and Implants.
Restorative dentist in full-time private practice in Busto-Arsizio (near Milan), dedicated exclusively to adhesive and aesthetic dentistry since 1982. One of Italy's foremost authorities on minimally invasive indirect restorations — particularly ceramic inlays, onlays, and veneers — and a pioneer in the clinical evidence base for adhesive metal-free posterior restorations.
Co-author of the landmark textbook Adhesive Metal-Free Restorations: Current Concepts for the Esthetic Treatment of Posterior Teeth (Quintessence, 1997); author of 16 book chapters and numerous peer-reviewed clinical papers on adhesive and aesthetic dentistry. Founder and Director of the Digital Dental Academy and the International Academy for Digital Dental Medicine (IADDM). Associate Editor of the International Journal of Esthetic Dentistry; Member of the Editorial Board of the Journal of Adhesive Dentistry.
DM — University of Turin (1982); DMD — University of Geneva (1986). Founder and Active Member of the Italian Academy of Esthetic Dentistry (IAED); Active Member of the Accademia Italiana di Conservativa (AIC); Active Member of the European Academy of Esthetic Dentistry (EAED).
Aesthetic and restorative prosthodontist in private practice in Mexico City and Querétaro (Mexico); Owner of two dental clinic brands in Mexico focused on comprehensive restorative dentistry, and Director of the most prominent dental laboratory in Querétaro — integrating clinical and laboratory work under one team for direct ceramic communication and digital workflows.
Graduate (2009) of the School of Dentistry, Universidad Central de Venezuela; Esthetic Restorative Programme — UCLA Center for Esthetic Dentistry (2010), under Dr. Edward McLaren. Instructor at the UCLA Center for Esthetic Dentistry for 7 years, during which he also trained with Dr. Frank Spear, Dr. John Kois, and Dr. Pascal Magne. Author of peer-reviewed articles on ceramic systems, colour, dental photography, and clinical-laboratory communication. International lecturer in over 30 countries.
DDS — Universidad Central de Venezuela (2009). Member of the American Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry (AACD).
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