What’s a Dentist to Do?

Sometimes the restorative dentist encounters clinical situations that are out of the ordinary and can often be difficult to treatment plan. This program examines several such cases in order to explore treatment options and develop treatment plans often utilizing a multi-disciplinary approach. Treatment results are demonstrated along with helpful clinical tips on: material selection; how to determine incisal edge position; intra-oral composite mock-ups; opening bites; taking CR records; avoiding biologic width violations; fabricating and evaluating provisional restorations; multiple unit adhesive cementation; bonding to porcelain in the mouth; and, fine tuning occlusal adjustments.

Learn:

• primary failure of eruption
• Class III anterior cross bite
• attrition and worn dentition

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