2026 Courses and Events

Description:

Only available to US and Canada clinicians

Learn to:

• identify clinical situations where digitally guided direct composite veneers provide a conservative alternative to traditional restorative options
• utilize digital workflows to improve predictability, consistency, and efficiency in smile enhancement procedures
• implement minimally invasive treatment strategies that maximize preservation of natural tooth structure
• evaluate how digitally guided composite veneers can expand patient acceptance by reducing barriers related to cost, complexity, and treatment invasiveness

Support for this program is provided by Solventum

Description:

Only available to US and Canada clinicians

As metal ceramic and alloy dentistry has declined, long term success with ceramics and resin restorations requires a deeper understanding of modern materials and clinical decision making. This course explores material selection, preparation design, and practical decision trees to help clinicians determine when ceramics or resins are the best choice. Evidence-based concepts including bulk fill restorations, margin elevation, immediate dentin sealing, and minimal thickness ceramics will be reviewed. Hands-on exercises reinforce predictable, esthetic, and profitable clinical outcomes..

Learn to:

• compare and contrast various ceramic systems as they relate to clinical decision making.
• understand the importance of foundational restorations and material selection with respect to various resins available in the marketplace.
• place efficient and anatomically correct posterior composite restorations.
• identify the proper cementation technique specific to each ceramic system