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A desktop guide with video tutorials on anterior direct restorations from one of the most outstanding restorative dentists in Turkey – Bora Korkut.

From the course you will learn:

– pre-restorative procedures for minimally invasive and non-invasive restorations

– clinical rubber-dam isolation protocols for anterior restorations

– clinical protocols for an effective adhesion

– layering techniques and clinical protocols for crown fracture restorations

– layering techniques and clinical protocols for diastema closure restorations

– layering techniques and clinical protocols for full veneer restorations.

Lesson 1.Planning of direct aesthetic restorations. Introductory lesson

– Indications and contra-indications for direct composite restorations

– Intraoral analysis and treatment planning (golden ratio for aesthetic restorations)

– Principles of minimally invasive anterior restorations

– Pre-restorative procedures for minimally invasive and non-invasive restorations (aligners, bleaching, resin infiltration (ICON), microabrasion, gingival alignment).

Recommended for: Restorers, General dentists.

Lesson 2.Planning of direct aesthetic restorations

– Indications and contra-indications for direct composite restorations

– Intraoral analysis and treatment planning (golden ratio for aesthetic restorations)

– Principles of minimally invasive anterior restorations

– Pre-restorative procedures for minimally invasive and non-invasive restorations (aligners, bleaching, resin infiltration (ICON), microabrasion, gingival alignment)

– Selection of resin-based composite material (poly-shade composites, simply-shade composites, single-shade universal composites, and flowable composites)

– Selection of instruments for isolation and composite layering (rubber-dam instruments, specific anterior restoration spatulas, and composite brushes).

Recommended for: Restorers, General dentists.

Lesson 3.Stages of creating aesthetic restoration: Rubber-dam isolation - preparation - adhesion

– Clinical shade selection techniques for resin-based composite materials (visual, dental photography, cross-polarization photography, quantitative image processing)

– Clinical rubber-dam isolation protocols for anterior restorations

– Minimally invasive preparation (bur types and selection) for crown fractures and full veneers

– Clinical protocols for an effective adhesion (universal adhesives)

– Importance of photopolymerization (curing units, clinical application protocols).

Recommended for: Restorers, General dentists.

Lesson 4.Monochromatic Layering Technique for Diastema Closure restorations

– Monochromatic and polychromatic layering techniques

– Adhesive protocol for diastema closure restorations

– Layering techniques and clinical protocols for diastema closure restorations:

- free-hand layering

- layering with special matrix bands,

- layering with palatal templates.

– Clinical recommendations and tips for diastema closure restorations

– Protocol of finishing of restoration

– Materials for polishing the restoration surface.

Recommended for: Restorers, General dentists.

Lesson 5.Monochromatic/Polychromatic Layering Techniques for Crown Fracture Restorations

– Protocol of tooth restoration when a fragment is availible

– Monochromatic and polychromatic layering techniques

– Layering techniques and clinical protocols for crown fracture restorations:

- free-hand layering

- layering with silicone key

- layering with special matrix bands

- layering with palatal templates.

Recommended for: Restorers, General dentists.

Lesson 6.Monochromatic/Polychromatic Layering Techniques for Full Veneer Restorations

– Layering techniques and clinical protocols for full veneer restorations (free-hand layering, layering with special matrix bands, layering of discolored tooth)

– Primary, secondary, and tertiary morphology analysis

– Additive and subtractive finishing techniques

– Composite finishing materials and clinical application protocols

– Surface texturing

– Composite polishing materials and clinical application protocols.

Recommended for: Restorers, General dentists.

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