Fully booked! Two-day course with live patient treatment: Laminate veneers from A to Z met DMD PhD M. Gresnigt 22/11/2024 en 20/12/2024

Date 1
22/11/2024
Date 2
20/12/2024

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VZW Restora­tive Den­tistry and Implan­tol­ogy orga­nizes this two-day course with live treat­ment in the Icarus Acad­e­my: Reha­bil­i­ta­tion with Lam­i­nate Veneers: from A to Z

Part 1: 22nd of November 2024

A pre­lim­i­nary study is car­ried out on the basis of clin­i­cal pho­tos and video record­ings. A DSD (Dig­i­tal Smile Design) is a tool that helps us to esti­mate the end result in advance. This allows us to con­sult with the patient in order to meet his expec­ta­tions exact­ly. Aes­thet­ic high­lights are explained. The den­tal tech­ni­cian makes a mock-up using the DSD. We can then copy this to the mouth and we can eval­u­ate the try-out in the pho­to stu­dio. This way the patient can see exact­ly what it is going to be. For us, the mock-up pro­vides cor­rect infor­ma­tion regard­ing prepa­ra­tions of the lam­i­nate veneers. The teeth are pre­pared through min­i­mal­ly inva­sive tech­nique. To pro­tect the den­tine tubules, we apply the IDS (Imme­di­ate Den­tal Seal­ing). Imprint is pre­pared and exe­cut­ed. Media require­ments are explained. We col­lect the cor­rect infor­ma­tion to send to the den­tal tech­ni­cian for the pro­duc­tion of the facets. Tem­po­rary restora­tions are fab­ri­cat­ed and fin­ished in antic­i­pa­tion of the final veneers. Each time, the dif­fer­ent steps are explained the­o­ret­i­cal­ly, fol­lowed by a live treat­ment that is filmed and shown directly

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    Reception and registration

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    Clinical diagnosis and analysis of the smile line using Digital Smile Design
    Aesthetic Highlights

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    Coffee break

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    How to transfer DSD to the patient : Mock-up and try-out

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    Lunch

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    Preparation Principles and Immediate Dental Sealing
    How to take a correct impression?
    Temporary provision: how do we work?

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    Coffee break

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    Temporary provision: how do we work?
    Communication with the dental technician

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    Discussion and debriefing

Part 2: Friday december 20th 2024

Pick­ing up a tem­po­rary restora­tion is no sinecure. How do we work? It is then essen­tial that the prepa­ra­tions in the mouth are cleaned cor­rect­ly so that we can per­form a try-out of the Lam­i­nate Veneers. The sense and non­sense of dif­fer­ent col­ors of try-out cement and which type of cement do we pre­fer and why? After the pass, the veneers must be final­ly pre­pared. The prepa­ra­tions in the mouth must also be prop­er­ly iso­lat­ed and pre­pared. Cement­ing requires a whole dis­ci­pline that must be strict­ly fol­lowed in order to achieve a sus­tain­able pre­dictable result. These com­po­nents are explained both the­o­ret­i­cal­ly and clin­i­cal­ly. This is fol­lowed by a final dis­cus­sion and dis­cus­sion. The course there­fore cov­ers all facets in detail from start to fin­ish, both the­o­ret­i­cal­ly and clinically.

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    Reception and registration

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    Brief overview of the previous treatments
    Preparing the preparations
    Collection of temporary restorations
    Correct cleaning of the preparation and why?
    Tray – out van Facings : nonsense of try-out pastes

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    Coffee break

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    pre-treatment of the Facings and the preparation: how and why?

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    Lunch

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    Cementing veneers: Which technique and which material, why?

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    Coffee break

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    Cementing veneers: Which technique and which material, why?
    Final check after cementation and final clinical slides

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    Discussion and debriefing

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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