Functional veneers: from joint level to beautiful smile

– Occlusion according to anatomy:

- Defining centric relation
- Analysis of masticatory muscles
- TMJ anatomy and condition.

– Occlusal concepts in functional and aesthetic rehabilitation
– Symptoms of unhealthy occlusion
– Parafunction or dysfunction
– Retruded contact position (RCP) and centric occlusion (ICP) pathways of occlusion
– Incisal, canine, and posterior guidance in clinical practice
– Piper classification for TMJ motion evaluation
– Clinical analysis of functional digital ceramic veneers:

- Evaluation of occlusion and TMJ
- Working with a digital articulator
- Try-in of the multilayer temporary restoration PMMA.

Recommended for: Prosthodontists, Dental technicians, General dentists.