Minimally Invasive Prosthetic Procedures (MIPP): Veneers, Crowns, Overlays. Seminar by Mauro Fradeani. "Standard" option

Immerse yourself in the world of aesthetic dentistry with Mauro Fradeani – a globally recognized expert in prosthodontics!

This course is a unique opportunity to master the innovative MIPP technique (Minimally Invasive Prosthetic Procedures), designed to preserve maximum tooth structure without compromising esthetics or functionality.

The seminar will take place in Italy – a country where science and art blend seamlessly, and breathtaking landscapes create the perfect atmosphere for learning.

What awaits you in this course?

– Aesthetic analysis: from facial to gingival analysis
– Functional analysis: working with occlusion, anterior guidance, and parafunctions
– GETApp digital workflow: cutting-edge technologies for precise treatment planning
– Collaboration between clinics and dental laboratories: effective data transmission methods
– Step-by-step tooth preparation for veneers, crowns, and overlays
– Implant prosthetics: from single restorations to full-mouth rehabilitation.

This course is more than just training. It’s an exclusive chance to learn from the legendary Mauro Fradeani, refine your skills, and integrate state-of-the-art global techniques into your clinical practice.

IMPORTANT: the maximum number of participants in the seminar is 120 people, in practice – 34 people.

The “Seminar. Comfort”, “Seminar. VIP” and “Seminar + Hands-on workshop” participation options are also available for purchase.

Advantages of the “Seminar. Standard” participation option:

– Participation in the scientific program
– Coffee break
– Notes and handouts
– Certificate of participation
– ADA credits available upon request.

PROGRAM

Day 1

ESTHETIC ANALYSIS
– Facial analysis
– Dento-labial analysis
– Phonetic analysis
– Tooth analysis
– Gingival analysis
– Esthetic checklist.

FUNCTIONAL ANALYSIS AND OCCLUSAL CONSIDERATIONS
– Achieving, recording, and verifying a repeatable mandibular position
– RC: Why, when, and how?
– MI: Why, when, and how?
– Occlusal vertical dimension (OVD): How and when to modify it?
– Anterior guidance: How to optimize it?
– Parafunctions: Can occlusion play a role in bruxism patients?
– Worn dentition: Different etiologies and related treatments.

GETApp (Guided Esthetic Treatment Application)
– Data collection and processing
– Digital workflow for treatment planning.

COMMUNICATING WITH THE LABORATORY
– Direct and indirect mock-ups
– Laboratory chart
– Innovative digital tools for data collection and processing
– Digital workflow for treatment planning
– Data transmission to the laboratory for diagnostic wax-up
– Facebow and esthetic orientation
– Communication of anterior guidance and occlusal scheme to the technician with a customized incisal guide table
– Mounting and setting the articulator.

PROVISIONAL RESTORATIONS
– Modified Indirect Technique (MIT)
– Proper insertion, relining, and refining
– Direct technique
– Functional and esthetic integration.

FINAL TOOTH PREPARATIONS
– Intrasulcular preparations – step-by-step procedure
– Preservation of biological integrity – timing for complete tissue maturation.

FINAL IMPRESSIONS
– The use of gingival retraction cords – the key to success.

FROM PROVISIONAL TO FINAL RESTORATIONS
– Data transfer
– Customized anterior guidance
– Cross-mounting procedure.

Day 2

IMPLANTS
– Esthetics in implantology
– Parameters for optimizing the esthetic outcome in the anterior region
– Immediate loading in single-tooth restorations and full-arch rehabilitations
– The use of all-ceramic abutments and crowns to enhance esthetic results.

ALL-CERAMICS
– Selection criteria, indications, possibilities, and limitations of different materials:

- Silica-based ceramics
- Zirconia-based ceramics
- Feldspathic ceramics.

– Cementation procedures and updated materials
– Critical clinical steps.

INNOVATIVE RESTORATIONS
– Veneers, Full Veneers (a new concept of complete coverage), Buccal-Occlusal Veneers (BOV – how and when to use them), Table Tops:

- Preservation of sound tooth structure
- Luting procedures
- Clinical follow-up.

MIPP TECHNIQUE (Minimally Invasive Prosthetic Procedure)
– New trends in restorative dentistry:

- MIPP 0
- MIPP 1
- MIPP 2
- MIPP 3
- Veneers, Full Veneers, Buccal-Occlusal Veneers (BOV – how and when to use them), Table Tops.

– Principles and advantages:

- Preservation of sound tooth structure
- Luting procedures
- Clinical follow-up.