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Vertical preparation for all-ceramic restorations
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Vertical preparation for all-ceramic restorations
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This lesson
Details
1h 16min
1 CE Credits
English
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Lesson program
– Finish line geometry: the value of the vertical geometry
– Soft tissue recession around ceramic restorations: multifactorial phenomenon
– Vertical preparation and gingitage: key aspects
– Vertical preparation vs horizontal preparation
– Gingitage: preparation technique and healing time of soft tissues
– Basic principles of the biological width concept
– Protocol of vertical preparation of teeth
– Restoration materials: metal-free ceramics
– Double retraction cord technique
– Problems of application of tetragonal zirconium dioxide
– Cubic zirconia vs tetragonal zirconium dioxide
– Lithium disilicate: recommendations for clinical use
– Additional laminate veneers: indications
– Simplified prosthetic protocol (SPP).
Recommended for: Prosthodontists.