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4 lessons (1h 55min)

1.5 CE Credits

English

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Composite restoration of anterior and posterior teeth according to the protocols of Bora Korkut!

A course where you will learn the most important details and the latest protocols and techniques for flowable composite restoration of anterior and posterior teeth, including:

– Clinical protocols of the I-veneer composite technique
– Clinical protocols of the stamp technique
– Protocols of composite injection technique
– Protocols of the cusp-to-cusp layering technique.

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Lesson 1.Simplified Anterior Composite Veneer Restorations. Part 1

– Introduction of the I-veneer injectable veneer system
– Indications and limitations for I-veneer
– Tooth preparation protocol
– Adhesion protocol
– Selection and adjustment of proper I-veneer matrix.

Recommended for: Restorative dentist, General dentists.

Lesson 2.Simplified Anterior Composite Veneer Restorations. Part 2

– Proper flowable resin composite selection
– Direct composite injection protocol
– Finishing protocol (generating primary-secondary-tertiary morphology)
– Surface polishing protocol
– Clinical case analysis.

Recommended for: Restorative dentist, General dentists.

Lesson 3.Simplified Posterior Composite Restorations with Cusp-to-Cusp Layering Technique

– Clinical indications and limitations for cusp-to-cusp layering technique
– Shade selection
– Rubber-dam isolation protocol for posterior restorations
– Minimally invasive preparation for posterior composite restorations
– Adhesion protocol
– Proper flowable resin composite selection
– Cusp-to-cusp layering technique clinical application protocol
– Finishing and surface polishing protocol
– Clinical case analysis: complications and simple solutions.

Recommended for: Restorative dentist, General dentists.

Lesson 4.Simplified Posterior Composite Restorations with Stamp Technique

– Clinical indications and limitations for stamp technique
– Rubber-dam isolation protocol for posterior restorations
– Alternative clinical protocols for generating the stamp
– Minimally invasive preparation for posterior composite restorations
– Adhesion protocol
– Proper resin composite selection
– Clinical application protocol for stamp with paste-type composite layering
– Clinical application protocol for stamp with flowable composite layering
– Clinical application protocol for stamp with flowable composite injection
– Finishing and surface polishing protocol
– Clinical case analysis: complications and simple solutions.

Recommended for: Restorative dentist, General dentists.

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