Differentiating the Different Types of Resorption
Prof. Paul Abbott
Feb. 5th, 2019 Study Club Course
Resorptive processes in the teeth can be classified into 11 different types. Some are pathological while others are normal physiological processes. In order to diagnose and manage root resorption, it is essential to understand the processes involved and distinguish between different types of resorption. The differential diagnosis is largely based on the radiographic appearance of the resorptive defect, with a ...
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Simplified Treatment of Severe Dental Erosion with Ultra-Thin CAD/CAM Occlusal Veneers
Dr Luis Henrique Schlichting
March 13th, 2019 Study Club Course
This course centres on an innovative, perception-altering approach in the treatment of moderate and severe dental erosion. Traditionally, clinicians tended to remove excessive amounts of sound tooth tissue in order to place full coverage crowns or even onlays. However, this approach has the effect of increasing the chances of periodontal complications – because margins are usually placed subgingivally – and raising ...
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When To Do What: From Direct To Indirect Restoration In Styleitaliano
Dr. Walter Devoto
June 18th, 2019 Study Club Course
Learning Objective: How to link the correct material to the right patient Advantages and disadvantages of white material in anterior Long-term results and age of patient: The dilemma in aesthetic dentistry Synopsis: The guidelines of modern restorative dentistry are adhesion and minimum invasiveness. Composite materials are now the market-leading permanent and universal restoration solution: There is no treatment planning which ...
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Planning the Digital Bite Lift
Dr Andrea Shepperson
July 30th, 2019 Study Club Course
The management of tooth wear demands knowledge of changes in vertical dimension. Understanding when, by how much and the techniques for assessing an appropriate vertical dimension will be discussed. Digital dentistry allows effective visualisation of the aesthetic and functional requirements in tooth wear cases. This presentation will review digital and analogue techniques for carrying out a facial and dental assessment, ...
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The Lost Art of Full Effort Thoughtful Endodontic Treatment
Dr. Terrell F. Pannkuk
Sept. 4th, 2019 Study Club Course
Judicious critical thinking is the essence of treatment planning and decision-making in health care. In this webinar, Dr. Pannkuk will detail the important components of an endodontic exam with a comprehensive perspective which constructs a predictably successful treatment plan. The discussion will highlight assessment of remaining tooth structure, evaluation of cracks, proposed tooth function, and consideration of occlusal forces. Case ...
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Prosthetic Management of the Adolescent Partially Edentulous Patient
Dr. Tal Morr
Oct. 22nd, 2019 Study Club Course
Synopsis: All too often we see young patients with congenitally missing teeth or teeth lost to trauma. Due to the stages of growth and development of the adolescent patient, it is paramount to take this into consideration relative to replacement of the missing teeth with prosthetics. Understanding the options for prosthetic replacement, when to use what type, and timing of ...
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A-Z of Veneers Utilising Digital Workflows
Dr Angelo Lazaris
Nov. 26th, 2019 Study Club Course
Digital protocols are fast becoming the cornerstones of contemporary aesthetic dentistry. Beyond simple smile design, the application of digital shade analysis, image enhancement, 3D smile design software, 3D printing applications and CAD/CAM restoration fabrication are innovative and unique workflows. Digital workflows introduce a new level of predictability, patient satisfaction and professional gratification. Learning Objectives • Introduction to 3D smile design ...
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