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Fundamental principles of aesthetics in dentistry: dental, gingual and facial aesthetics
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8 lessons (6h 46min)
5.75 CE Credits
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This training is about the fundamental principles of dental aesthetics: dental, gingival and facial. As you already understood, this course is a must have for dentists of all specialties.
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Lecturers (1 persons)
Member of the American College of Prosthodontists American Association of Dental Research, American Dental Association.
Former director of the UCLA Center for Esthetic Dentistry, a full time didactic and clinical program for graduate dentists.
Founder and former director of the UCLA school for Esthetic Dental design.
Currently a professor at the University of Alabama Birmingham Dental School. Co-Director of the Biomaterials Division.
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ArtOral America
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Recommended for: Prosthetist, Dental Technician, Orthodontist, Periodontist, Implantologist, Endodontist, Pediatric Dentist, General dentist.
Total CE credits: 5.75
Total lecture time: 6 h 46 min
Course created: 02/24/2021. OHI-S receives no commercial support for this program.
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