2015⁄02 Two-day course with live patient treatment: Rehabilitation with Laminate Veneers: A to Z
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VZW Restorative Dentistry and Implantology organizes in the Icarus Academy this two-day course with live treatment: Rehabilitation with Laminate Veneers: A to Z
Part I: Friday, December 18, 2015
On the basis of clinical photography and video recording, a preliminary plan will be developed. DSD (Digital Smile Design) is a tool that enables us to assess visually in advance the results of a treatment. This facilitates our consultations with the patient and responding directly and accurately to his/her expectations. With the aid of DSD, the dental technician develops a mock-up, which is used to copy to the mouth and to evaluate the tray-out in the photo studio. This enables the patient to see exactly the outcomes of the proposed treatment. At the same time, the mock-up provides you with the information for the preparation of the laminate veneers. With a minimal invasive technique, the teeth are prepared. To protect the dentinal tubules, we apply IDS (Immediate Dental Sealing). An imprint will be made and requirements for impression materials will be explained. The correct information is collected to be send to the dental technician to prepare the facings. In the meantime, a temporary restoration is developed and finalized. The different steps will be explained theoretically, followed by a live treatment which will be streamlined directly through video.
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Reception and registration
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Clinical diagnosis and analysis of the smile line using Digital Smile Design;
Aesthetical highlights -
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Coffee break
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How to introduce your patient to DSD: mock-up and tray-out
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Lunch
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Principles of preparation and Immediate Dental Sealing
How to take an accurate imprint?
Temporary provision: how to approach? -
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Coffee break
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Temporary provision: how to approach (continued)?
Communication with the dental technician -
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Q&A and conclusion
Part II: Friday, January 15th, 2016
The removal of the temporary restoration is not easy. How do we proceed? Subsequently, it is essential that the preparation in the mouth is properly cleaned before placing the laminate veneers. The pros and cons of diverse color tray-out cements, which type of cement do we prefer and why? After the fitting, the veneers have to be finalized. In addition, the preparation in the mouth must be properly isolated and correctly prepared. Cementation requires a specific protocol which must be strictly followed in order to achieve a sustainable and predictable result. All components will be explained theoretically as well as clinically, followed by a final discussion and Q&A.
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Reception and registration
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Brief summary of Day 1
Precise preparations
Removing temporary restorations
Appropriate cleaning of preparation and why?
Tray-out of facings: usefulness-uselessness of tray-out pastes -
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Coffee break
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Pre-treatment of the Veneers and the preparations: how and why?
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Lunch
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Cementation of veneers: Which techniques and materials, why?
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Coffee break
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Cementation of veneers: Which techniques and materials, why (continued)?
Final check after cemention and final clinical slides -
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Q&A and conclusion
Marco Gresnigt
Marco Gresnigt graduated in 2005 cum laude from the University of Groningen. In January 2012, he was promoted (Phd) on the clinical and laboratory evaluation of adhesive cementation of veneers. He’s currently active in the center for special dental care at the Martini Hospital Groningen where he performs aesthetic treatment under microscope. At the University of Groningen he’s the head of the department of restorative dentistry and biomaterials, conducting research about restorative and adhesive dentistry and teaching about esthetic and reconstructive dentistry in the clinic. He has multiple Phd students and publishes in international magazines, (>40 peer reviewed articles) mainly about adhesive restorative dentistry. He’s a national and international speaker who gives courses in the field of aesthetic and reconstructive adhesive dentistry. He won multiple awards such as the GC world clinical case award, Smile award, EAED innovation award and different scientific awards. He’s the former president of the international Bio-Emulation group and is a current global ambassador for SlowDentistry.