Lecture Overview

This lecture explores the intricate world of indirect restorations, delving into the realms of aesthetics, functionality, and the array of materials available for these rehabilitative procedures. The discussion will encompass topics such as ceramic crowns, veneers, and adhesive partial posterior restorations (onlays and overlays). From meticulous planning to the precise cementation of these restorations, the presentation will guide clinicians through a comprehensive clinical protocol, offering invaluable insights for achieving optimal outcomes in indirect dental restorations.

Learning Objectives

• Understanding Aesthetic Principles: Participants will gain a thorough understanding of the fundamental principles governing dental aesthetics, enabling them to make informed decisions when selecting and designing ceramic crowns and veneers.
• Functional Considerations in Indirect Restorations: Attendees will explore the critical role of functional considerations in indirect restorations, ensuring a balance between aesthetics and long-term oral health. The session will cover occusal considerations and the application of onlays and overlays in posterior restorations.
• Materials Selection and Application: Participants will be equipped with knowledge about the diverse materials available for indirect restorations, including ceramics. The session will focus on the selection criteria and application techniques to achieve durable and aesthetically pleasing results.
• Ceramic Crowns and Veneers: This segment will provide an in-depth examination of ceramic crowns and veneers, covering design considerations, material choices, and step-by-step implementation for achieving optimal aesthetic outcomes.
• Adhesive Partial Posterior Restorations (Onlays and Overlays): The lecture will delve into the intricacies of adhesive partial posterior restorations, specifically onlays and overlays. Participants will learn about indications, preparations, and adhesive techniques for these conservative yet effective treatment options.
• Clinical Protocol from Planning to Cementation: Attendees will gain insights into the comprehensive clinical protocol for indirect restorations, from meticulous planning through to the precise cementation process.
• Emphasis will be placed on seamless integration of the restoration into the overall treatment plan.

By the end of this lecture, participants will have acquired a comprehensive understanding of the key aspects involved in indirect restorations, empowering them to implement enhanced aesthetic and functional outcomes in their dental practice.

For more information, please whatsapp 6906 8688 or email education@dontiaalliance.com.

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