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!

LECTURE

Fast 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

HANDS ON

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

THE ONE: Anteriors PARIS

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