Webinar course of Aesthetic Dentistry.

- Perfect color matching in few steps;
- Make the grey margins disappear;
- what to do when I cannot have a wax-up;
- Deep knowledge of surface and texture;
- Perfect polishing of resins;
- Solve deep margins in class III;
- New method for diastema closure without wax-up;
- Direct composite veneers;
- The perfect single central veneer strategy.

- Perfect color matching in few steps;
- Make the grey margins disappear;
- what to do when I cannot have a wax-up;
- Deep knowledge of surface and texture;
- Perfect polishing of resins;
- Solve deep margins in class III;
- New method for diastema closure without wax-up;
- Direct composite veneers;
- The perfect single central veneer strategy.

1. Use of the face-bow;
2. Different reasons for using a kinematic or average value face-bow;
3. Advantages of using Lucia’s jig for the registration of the centric relation;
4. Maneuver of Dawson;
5. Scheme of Posselt;
6. Differences between centric relation, centric occlusion and maximum
intercuspation;
7. Identification of the correct incisal plane with respect to the horizontal
plane (during the registration with average values and individual
values);
8. The determinants of the occlusal morphology;
9. Knowledge and use of the various articulators;
10. Treatment plan and operative strategies in complex rehabilitations;
11. Transferring informations to the dental laboratory;
12. Operative steps for achieving an ideal aesthetics;
13. Clinical steps for veneers;
14. Laboratory strategies for the maintaining the planned aesthetic
informations;
15. Complex cases.

1. Use of the face-bow;
2. Different reasons for using a kinematic or average value face-bow;
3. Advantages of using Lucia’s jig for the registration of the centric relation;
4. Maneuver of Dawson;
5. Scheme of Posselt;
6. Differences between centric relation, centric occlusion and maximum
intercuspation;
7. Identification of the correct incisal plane with respect to the horizontal
plane (during the registration with average values and individual
values);
8. The determinants of the occlusal morphology;
9. Knowledge and use of the various articulators;
10. Treatment plan and operative strategies in complex rehabilitations;
11. Transferring informations to the dental laboratory;
12. Operative steps for achieving an ideal aesthetics;
13. Clinical steps for veneers;
14. Laboratory strategies for the maintaining the planned aesthetic
informations;
15. Complex cases.

Aim of the presentation will be a critical review of the latest improvements of dental bonding systems. Chemical background and physical characteristics of the adhesives will be assayed to understand the clinical capabilities and the possible role of the clinician to obtain the highest bonding performances, in terms of improved bond strength, extended durability and reduced post-op sensitivity. The lecture will also clarify the mechanisms that affect the stability of the adhesive interface over time, analyzing the role of different degrading phenomena synergistically contributing to degrade the hybrid layer. The lecture will provide clinical step-by-step procedures along with «tips and tricks» to achieve the highest clinical success in terms of aesthetic requirements, biomechanical properties of adhesive restorations, bond strength and stability of the adhesive interface over time.

1. To present step-by-step protocols for clinical procedures of bonded anterior and posterior direct estorations and directions for luting indirect restorations;
2. To provide a standardized approach to adhesive dentistry aiming to achieve a stable bond over time.

Aim of the presentation will be a critical review of the latest improvements of dental bonding systems. Chemical background and physical characteristics of the adhesives will be assayed to understand the clinical capabilities and the possible role of the clinician to obtain the highest bonding performances, in terms of improved bond strength, extended durability and reduced post-op sensitivity. The lecture will also clarify the mechanisms that affect the stability of the adhesive interface over time, analyzing the role of different degrading phenomena synergistically contributing to degrade the hybrid layer. The lecture will provide clinical step-by-step procedures along with «tips and tricks» to achieve the highest clinical success in terms of aesthetic requirements, biomechanical properties of adhesive restorations, bond strength and stability of the adhesive interface over time.

1. To present step-by-step protocols for clinical procedures of bonded anterior and posterior direct estorations and directions for luting indirect restorations;
2. To provide a standardized approach to adhesive dentistry aiming to achieve a stable bond over time.

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An ideal treatment plan can often be created only by recourse to a team effort involving the concerted action of various specialists. The cooperation with the orthodontist, the periodontist, the implantologist, the oral and maxillofacial surgeon and the dental technician is a determining factor in the successful outcome of the most
complex prosthetic cases. The presentation will discuss the fundamentals required to accomplish a pleasing, functional and longlasting esthetic outcome: treatment plan, team collaboration, understanding of the patient’s needs and selection of restorative materials. Thanks to the digital technology, including the use of specific Apps, it is possible to simplify many steps of the treatment plan, thus improving furtherly the predictability of the success of the rehabilitation. Upon completion of this course the participants will
learn how to reach excellent esthetic and functional results for complex and extensive rehabilitations thanks to an effective step-by-step approach and minimally invasive prosthetic procedures (MIPP).
Esthetic and functional challenges in compromised dentition: balancing tradition and innovation
An ideal treatment plan can often be created only by recourse to a team effort involving the concerted action of various specialists. The cooperation with the orthodontist, the periodontist, the implantologist, the oral and maxillofacial surgeon and the dental technician is a determining factor in the successful outcome of the
most complex prosthetic cases. In order to perform an ideal treatment plan, a careful evaluation of all the esthetic parameters such as facial, dento-labial, phonetic, dental and gingival analysis should be combined with an appropriate function so to reach an adequate overjet/overbite value. Thanks to the digital technology, including the use of specific Apps, it is today possible to simplify many steps of the treatment plan, thus
furtherly improving the predictablity of the success of the rehabilitation. Nowadays the prosthetic rehabilitation is undergoing many changes thanks to some revolutionary clinical procedures and technologies. An innovative operative protocol allows the dentist to face highly compromised clinical situations such as worn out dentition with a minimally invasive prosthetic procedure (MIPP), which guarantees a remarkable and long-lasting resistance of the restorations, while maintaining a maximum amount of enamel.
The presentation will discuss the fundamentals required to accomplish a pleasing, functional and enduring esthetic outcome of the prosthetic rehabilitation on natural dentition: treatment plan, team collaboration, understanding of the patient’s needs and selection of restorative materials.

An ideal treatment plan can often be created only by recourse to a team effort involving the concerted action of various specialists. The cooperation with the orthodontist, the periodontist, the implantologist, the oral and maxillofacial surgeon and the dental technician is a determining factor in the successful outcome of the most
complex prosthetic cases. The presentation will discuss the fundamentals required to accomplish a pleasing, functional and longlasting esthetic outcome: treatment plan, team collaboration, understanding of the patient’s needs and selection of restorative materials. Thanks to the digital technology, including the use of specific Apps, it is possible to simplify many steps of the treatment plan, thus improving furtherly the predictability of the success of the rehabilitation. Upon completion of this course the participants will
learn how to reach excellent esthetic and functional results for complex and extensive rehabilitations thanks to an effective step-by-step approach and minimally invasive prosthetic procedures (MIPP).
Esthetic and functional challenges in compromised dentition: balancing tradition and innovation
An ideal treatment plan can often be created only by recourse to a team effort involving the concerted action of various specialists. The cooperation with the orthodontist, the periodontist, the implantologist, the oral and maxillofacial surgeon and the dental technician is a determining factor in the successful outcome of the
most complex prosthetic cases. In order to perform an ideal treatment plan, a careful evaluation of all the esthetic parameters such as facial, dento-labial, phonetic, dental and gingival analysis should be combined with an appropriate function so to reach an adequate overjet/overbite value. Thanks to the digital technology, including the use of specific Apps, it is today possible to simplify many steps of the treatment plan, thus
furtherly improving the predictablity of the success of the rehabilitation. Nowadays the prosthetic rehabilitation is undergoing many changes thanks to some revolutionary clinical procedures and technologies. An innovative operative protocol allows the dentist to face highly compromised clinical situations such as worn out dentition with a minimally invasive prosthetic procedure (MIPP), which guarantees a remarkable and long-lasting resistance of the restorations, while maintaining a maximum amount of enamel.
The presentation will discuss the fundamentals required to accomplish a pleasing, functional and enduring esthetic outcome of the prosthetic rehabilitation on natural dentition: treatment plan, team collaboration, understanding of the patient’s needs and selection of restorative materials.

An ideal treatment plan can often be created only by recourse to a team effort involving the concerted action of various specialists. The cooperation with the orthodontist, the periodontist, the implantologist, the oral and maxillofacial surgeon and the dental technician is a determining factor in the successful outcome of the most
complex prosthetic cases. The presentation will discuss the fundamentals required to accomplish a pleasing, functional and longlasting esthetic outcome: treatment plan, team collaboration, understanding of the patient’s needs and selection of restorative materials. Thanks to the digital technology, including the use of specific Apps, it is possible to simplify many steps of the treatment plan, thus improving furtherly the predictability of the success of the rehabilitation. Upon completion of this course the participants will
learn how to reach excellent esthetic and functional results for complex and extensive rehabilitations thanks to an effective step-by-step approach and minimally invasive prosthetic procedures (MIPP).
Esthetic and functional challenges in compromised dentition: balancing tradition and innovation
An ideal treatment plan can often be created only by recourse to a team effort involving the concerted action of various specialists. The cooperation with the orthodontist, the periodontist, the implantologist, the oral and maxillofacial surgeon and the dental technician is a determining factor in the successful outcome of the
most complex prosthetic cases. In order to perform an ideal treatment plan, a careful evaluation of all the esthetic parameters such as facial, dento-labial, phonetic, dental and gingival analysis should be combined with an appropriate function so to reach an adequate overjet/overbite value. Thanks to the digital technology, including the use of specific Apps, it is today possible to simplify many steps of the treatment plan, thus
furtherly improving the predictablity of the success of the rehabilitation. Nowadays the prosthetic rehabilitation is undergoing many changes thanks to some revolutionary clinical procedures and technologies. An innovative operative protocol allows the dentist to face highly compromised clinical situations such as worn out dentition with a minimally invasive prosthetic procedure (MIPP), which guarantees a remarkable and long-lasting resistance of the restorations, while maintaining a maximum amount of enamel.
The presentation will discuss the fundamentals required to accomplish a pleasing, functional and enduring esthetic outcome of the prosthetic rehabilitation on natural dentition: treatment plan, team collaboration, understanding of the patient’s needs and selection of restorative materials.

• Isolation techniques in DME. Additional Teflon isolation (TeflonIsolation and TeflonNapkin), proper clamp choice.
• Gingivectomy techniques.
• MSS ( Matrix Selection System ) proper matrix choice in different clinical situations.
• TeflonFloss technique - Matrix Adaptation using individual teflon wedges.

• Isolation techniques in DME. Additional Teflon isolation (TeflonIsolation and TeflonNapkin), proper clamp choice.
• Gingivectomy techniques.
• MSS ( Matrix Selection System ) proper matrix choice in different clinical situations.
• TeflonFloss technique - Matrix Adaptation using individual teflon wedges.

• Oral scanners (accuracy and precision);
• Digital Work-flow;
• Epidemiology of edentulism;
• Digital denture;
• Immediate digital denture;
• Aesthetic analysis;
• The B.A.R.I. Technique: Analog VS digital workflow;
• Perspectives in digital denture : 3D printed complete denture;
• Facial Scanners;
• CAD-CAM procedures in digital dentures;
• 3D PRINTERS in complete denture;
• Dental Materials for complete dentures;
• Occlusion in complete dentures;
• Overdenture prosthesis;
• Hybrid prosthesis.

• Oral scanners (accuracy and precision);
• Digital Work-flow;
• Epidemiology of edentulism;
• Digital denture;
• Immediate digital denture;
• Aesthetic analysis;
• The B.A.R.I. Technique: Analog VS digital workflow;
• Perspectives in digital denture : 3D printed complete denture;
• Facial Scanners;
• CAD-CAM procedures in digital dentures;
• 3D PRINTERS in complete denture;
• Dental Materials for complete dentures;
• Occlusion in complete dentures;
• Overdenture prosthesis;
• Hybrid prosthesis.