Minimally Invasive Ceramic Restorations: From Concept To Completion

Minimally Invasive Ceramic Restorations: From Concept To Completion

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Minimally Invasive Ceramic Restorations: From Concept To Completion

Study the modern, minimally intrusive method of ceramics.
Take this class if you want to learn the most recent methods of minimally invasive dentistry. Dr. Jason Smithson will instruct you in all of the knowledge he has regarding ceramic treatment, including planning, preparation, impression taking, provisionalization and final cementation, as well as the process of polishing.
Using cutting-edge research-based knowledge, Dr. Jason Smithson explains how you can also achieve long-term success with ceramic technology. After all, you will understand why some repairs are failing, and what you can do to succeed.
This training covers the following:
Inlays and onlays: when do you cover peaks?
When do you utilize onlays in your indirect? When is direct resin appropriate?
aterial selections: What kind of porcelain is typically used, called feldspathic Porcelain, or lithium disilicate, which is more recent and where it’s most commonly used?
Onlay preparation of the upper right first molar; How to get from the beginning to the end.
Create the perfect depth of cut that will lead to success.
Discover how to swiftly and correctly alter crowns from the laboratory.
How to create durable, minimal preparation veneers.
A straightforward method to create attractive temporary fixations.
What kinds of burrs are appropriate for use, how to position the bur and how much tooth structure to discard
Margins: the horizontal and vertical types of margins, a paradigm change.
Immediate Dentin Sealing and Gingival Margin Elevation: new methods for the 21st century.
and much more…

Video list Day 1:

  • 1- Advantages of Indirect onlay, advantages/partial coverage restorations, enamel preservation, enamel/dentin macrostructure (30:41)
  • 2- Enamel/dentin macrostructure continued, cuspid coverage, degree of reduction, occlusal considerations (53:35)
  • 3- Importance of smooth preps, stress risers, bur selection, gingival margin elevation, immediate dentin seal, endo crowns and success rates (48:54)
  • 4- Hands on demonstration-Upper right first molar: Technique protocol-Preparation, impression, stent, evaluation (55:52)
  • 5- Hands on demonstration- Instrumentation, temporization, placement of stent, finishing overhangs, polishing, margin explanation illustration (28:40)
  • 6- Clinical case presentation, The Ceramic Veneer; preparation principles, veneers and existing class III’s, contraindications for porcelain veneers, preparation parameters, depth cut bur selection, Provisionals (55:48)
  • 7- Clinical cases; interproximal extension, contacts, bur angulation, preparation guides, rubber dam, final finishing (31:54)

Video list Day 2:

  • 8- Hands on demonstration sequence to include left central, lateral and canine. Clear polyvinyl siloxane impression of wax-up/working model, temporization of minimal prep veneers (44:42)
  • 9- Hands on- Continue preparation of central, lateral, canine (40:27)
  • 10- Hands on- Temporization of central, lateral, canine. Finishing (16:40)
  • 11- Vertical crown prep with knife edge margin, finish lines (31:48)
  • 12- Single central prep, preparation geometry, packing cord, impressioning, stock provisional: adapt and reline, lab framework design, cementation and final outcome (39:27)
  • 13- Hands on demonstration- upper right central; bur selection, depth cuts, stock provisionalization, finish (35:45)
  • 14- Properties of ideal luting cements, ceramic treatment summary-air abrasion, acid etching, salination Concluding remarks (30:12)

Presenter: Dr. Jason Smithson

14  Videos – Duration 9 hours – Files  size 8 GB

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