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Anterior and Posterior Composites - Perfecting your technique

Supported by 3M

Topics include

• Current composite resin technologies and systems designed for aesthetic, single and multi-layered build-up techniques
• Shade selection - understanding colour and teeth 
• A simplified approach to multi-layered anterior composite restorations 
• Finishing and polishing techniques for microfill, microhybrid, and nanocomposites 
• Can composite resins restore adequate function and aesthetics? 
• Indications for choosing between composite and ceramics
• Are composite restorations cost-effective for the patient and the dentist? 
• Clinical examples to illustrate techniques for easier practice

Topics include

• How does the cavity position and design affect prognosis? 
• Is there an advantage in switching to self-etching dentine bonding systems? 
• Liners and bases - do we still need them in the age of adhesive dentistry? 
• Which composites are best suited to posterior applications? 
• What is the role of Bulk Fill Composites? - are they the future?
• Getting tight contacts - matrix systems for posterior restorations 
• Instrumentation for posterior composites 
• Finishing and polishing procedures 

The Impossible Cases

This Program is designed around some very complicated, and at first glance, impossible to perform restorative dental procedures.

Presenters include:

Dr Michael Madikos

A/Prof David Roessler

Dr Robert Junner

Dr Justin  Boulton

Prof Florian Mack

Dr David Roberts

The top practical, predictable & productive tips/tricks/must do's for successful Direct & Indirect Anterior Restorative Dentistry

https://www.youngdentisthub.com.au/

This jam packed program will discuss Porcelain Veneers in detail. The focus will be on:

• The theory of how they work
• Which porcelian system to choose for each situation
• Preparations for incisors, premolars and molars
• Limitations (How dark is too dark to mask?)
• Temporisation
• Cementation

Perfect Posterior Compsites

This course will address the main causes of post operative sensitivity with posterior composites and present techniques that can be predictably employed by the clinician to prevent it occuring. 

Presenters include:
Dr Michael Mandikos
Professor Laurence Walsh
Professor Ian Meyers
Dr Arabelle Clayden
Associate Professor Matthew Hopcraft
Associate Professor Alex Moule 

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Mini Residency in Implants 2017

Module 1

10 - 12 August 2017

5 - 7 October 2017

2 - 4 November 2017

Min i Residency in Implant 2017