Posterior Restorations
Learn:
- Tooth preparation design
- Preparation pitfalls
- Quick, efficient, and simple control of hemorraging
- Optimal armamentarium for a perfect preparation every time
- Simplified "powdering"
- To optimize your contacts
- To understand The Wire Framework
- Proper design line contours
- To understand the Cut and Projection windows
- Correlation with and without neighbors without having to "trick" the computer
- Function
- To design crowns to restore implant abutments
- Quick occlusal adjustments
- Sensitivity free cementation
- Techniques for managing multiple units
- Polishing, staining, and glazing
- Block selection
- Case selection
- Case presentation
- Marketing Cerec to your patients
Troubleshooting
Learn:
- Question and answer sessions
- Bring your models or diskettes of those tough cases
A restoration will be done on a patient to demonstrate how quickly these Cerec procedures can be completed.
This class is intended as a review of what you learned in the basics class. You will gain confidence, efficiency and speed in designing and executing Cerec restorations.
Upon completion of this course, you will have a good understanding of the Cerec System an how it works.
The only limiting factors to sucessfully completing your Cerec restorations will be difficult access and the inability to maintain a dry field.
