THE ONE: Anteriors ATHENS
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About the event
Aims and objectives
- To analyse anatomical landmarks relevant to direct composite restorations.
- How to effectively use rubber dam for anterior composite restorations
- Discuss step by step clinical processes.
What is covered
- Composite resin properties and application.
- Principles of free hand direct anterior restorations, simplified preparation, layering, finishing and polishing protocol.
- Class III, Class IV and diastema closure.
Exercises are performed on phantom heads!
LECTUREFast and efficient dentistry: freehand restorations
Dental anatomy: the fundamentals and anatomical landmarks
DRAWING EXERCISE “Connect the dots” – finding the anatomy
- Composite resin properties
- Matrixing and layering
- Creating interproximal contacts
- Seamless margins
Lateral incisor – Class III restorations – small and large – layering, mylar pull, polishing. Learning objectives: creating palatal marginal ridges, tight interproximal contacts, layering, creating invisible margins.
Central incisor – Class IV restoration – layering, finishing, polishing. Learning objectives: seamless tooth -composite margin, mimicking contralateral anatomical and optical width