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Brazilian School of Aesthetic Restorations
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This online course
Details
6 lessons + 1 free (9h 21min)
7.25 CE Credits
English
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Description
Creation of highly aesthetic restorations according to the protocols of Brazilian restorative school!
This is a unique opportunity to understand and adopt not only the protocols, but also the philosophy of Brazilian restorative dentists, who are famous all over the world for their work.
You will learn the protocols of direct and indirect restoration:
– closure of the diastema with composite veneers
– treatment techniques of classes 3 and 4
– protocols of working in the technique of guided direct restoration
– methods of smile rehabilitation using ceramic veneers.
Lesson 1.Diastema Closure
– Diagnosis and planning diastemas treatment
– Diastema Closure with composite veneers
– Dental proportions
– The need for orthodontic movement
– Relationship with the gum
– Black triangles
– Stratification strategies.
Recommended for: Prosthodontists, Restorers, General dentists.
Lesson 2.Longevity in Direct Anterior Restorations in Composite Resin. Introductory lesson
– The reasons for early failures in restorations of anterior teeth
– How to choose restorative materials assertively?
– Adhesive principles.
Recommended for: Prosthodontists, Restorers, General dentists.
Lesson 3.Longevity in Direct Anterior Restorations in Composite Resin
– The reasons for early failures in restorations of anterior teeth
– How to choose restorative materials assertively?
– Adhesive principles
– Optimize photoactivation procedures
– Reach the best occlusal balance
– Learn how to make the surface of the restoration be well polished to avoid staining.
Recommended for: Prosthodontists, Restorers, General dentists.
Lesson 4.Direct Anterior Resin - excellence and productivity
– Protocol for shade selection to minimize possible errors
– Isolation with rubber dam vs no rubber dam
– Adhesive approach
– How to make invisible class 4 resin restorations and clinical tips
– Few considerations about full rehabilitation with composite resin
– Finishing and polishing: materials and techniques.
Recommended for: Prosthodontists, Restorers, General dentists.
Lesson 5.Smile rehabilitation with ceramic veneers and lens
– Smile analysis
– Tooth optical properties
– Treatment planning for ceramic, reverse planning and communication with the ceramist
– Ceramic selection
– Teeth preparation for veneers and lens
– Obtaining high-quality impressions
– Venners proof and cementation
– Isolation of the working field
– Clinical control.
Recommended for: Prosthodontists, Restorers, General dentists.
Lesson 6.Guided Direct Composite Resin Restorations (Injectable and Thermo-Compacted): simplifying the construction of multiple restorations
– Documentation with photos and videos in order to make a correct planning for the indication of the technique
– Tips for the diagnostic Wax-up that will be build to work with this technique
– Use of the Mock-up as a strategic tool for the restorative technique
– How to build the transparent key to guide the direct restorations
– Use of fluid and thermo-modified composite resins by heating
– Examples with real clinical cases in patients who were treated with the guided restorative technique.
Recommended for: Prosthodontists, Restorers, General dentists.
Lesson 7.Direct Veneers: how being attentive to microdetails brings macro-results in esthetics and longevity
– Why do direct composites fail?
– Material characteristics and selection
– Shade selection
– Layering techniques
– One shade composite restoration
– Best adhesives techniques
– Longevity of direct composites
– How magnification can make a difference in your practice.
Recommended for: Prosthodontists, Restorers, General dentists.
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OHI-S is the world's leading educational platform for dentists worldwide!
Our core product is training led by the top global speakers in all branches of dentistry. On our platform, you will find courses covering every dental specialty. We offer a comprehensive range of educational formats: congresses, seminars, hands-on workshops, and online courses.
We provide education in 7 languages: English, Spanish, Portuguese, German, French, Ukrainian, Russian.
Our offline projects take place in the most picturesque locations around the world: Kyoto, Florence, Rome, Bologna, Vienna, Berlin, and Prague. Our clients always have a unique opportunity to combine acquiring valuable knowledge with experiencing rich cultural environments.
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