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
21

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 : €2,295.00
  • Registration after 01/01/2027 : €2,495.00
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

DMD Ph D M Gresnigt

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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