Partial Ceramic Restorations Anno 2027: Inlays, onlays & overlays with professor Marco Gresnigt on 22 & 23 April (DUTCH)

Date 1
22/04/2027
Date 2
23/04/2027
Amount of days
2
Accreditation
80 in aanvraag pt. ACC (DG 7)
Available spots
13

Content

VZW Rest. THK & Imp. is orga­niz­ing this two-day course at the Icarus Acad­e­my on April 22 & 23 — 2027 with live patient treatment. 

When do we choose a clas­sic full crown? When is an adhe­sive-bond­ed restora­tion pre­ferred? What is clin­i­cal­ly & sci­en­tif­i­cal­ly rel­e­vant? What do we do with non-vital teeth? When should we cov­er the cusps? 

Dur­ing this 2‑day train­ing the indi­rect adhe­sive pos­te­ri­or restora­tion for the treat­ment of vital & non-vital teeth will be dis­cussed in detail. In the after­noon, there will also be a live demo with a patient, where all prac­ti­cal steps are shown under a micro­scope. This course is intend­ed for both den­tists with lit­tle expe­ri­ence with these restora­tions and more expe­ri­enced clin­i­cians who wish to fur­ther improve their pro­to­col with the lat­est sci­en­tif­ic evidence.

Registration

To par­tic­i­pate in this course you can fill in the dig­i­tal reg­is­tra­tion form. Your reg­is­tra­tion is only com­plete after pay­ment of the course fee.

This reg­is­tra­tion is for the 2‑day course with live demo includ­ing a din­er in Antwerp.

On Thurs­day evening we orga­nize a din­ner with the par­tic­i­pants and orga­ni­za­tion at a nice loca­tion (walk­ing dis­tance) in Antwerp with the par­tic­i­pants and organisation. 

Price

  • Registration before 01/01/2027 : €2,445.00
  • Registration after 01/01/2027 : €2,745.00
Languages
Dutch

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Part I: Thursday 22 April 2027

The clin­i­cal rel­e­vance of clas­sic crowns is being close­ly exam­ined. In mod­ern den­tistry we aim for preser­va­tion of remain­ing tooth tis­sue. Tra­di­tion­al cemen­ta­tion of crowns is being replaced by adhe­sive bond­ing to the tooth. Full zir­co­ni­um crowns and prepa­ra­tions are large­ly being replaced by porce­lain par­tial restora­tions. Which mate­ri­als are pre­ferred here and why? How can we iso­late the teeth with rub­ber dam in a pred­i­cat­ble way? What are the guide­lines for the prepa­ra­tion shape? What is the cor­rect pre-treat­ment for the tooth and restora­tion and what is the best bond­ing method to guar­an­tee long-term suc­cess? For non-vital teeth, we are using less clas­sic core build-ups and posts and instead we use com­plete­ly dif­fer­ent tech­niques here in which the post build-up and crown are replaced by ​‘endocrowns’. The var­i­ous pro­ce­dures are explained the­o­ret­i­cal­ly in each case, fol­lowed by a live treat­ment under micro­scope. This allows the par­tic­i­pants to fol­low the patient treat­ment step by step. 

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    Reception and registration

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    Theoretical explanation (part 1)

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    Coffee break

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    Theoretical explanation (part 2)

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    Lunch

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    Live Demonstration — Preparing Ceramic Restoration with IDS & Impression (Part 1)

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    Afternoon break

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    Live Demonstration — Preparing Ceramic Restoration with IDS & Impression (Part 2)

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    Discussion and debriefing

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    Diner in Antwerp

Part II: Friday 23 April 2027

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    Reception and registration

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    Theoretical explanation (part 1)

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    Coffee break

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    Theoretical explanation (part 2)

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    Lunch

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    Live Demonstration — Adhesive luting of the partial ceramic restorations 

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    Closure of the course by Marco Gresnigt

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    Drinks and certification of the participants

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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.

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