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Adhesive Dentistry Procedures
Adhesive Dentistry Procedures
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Professors
Professors
Salvatore Scolavino
Target audience
Target audience
Nb of lessons
Nb of lessons
9
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Course duration
Course duration
5 h 19 min
Delivery method
Delivery method
Google Drive Link, Offline
Course Overview
Welcome to Adhesive Dentistry Procedures, the course dedicated to the world of restorative dentistry by Gaetano Paolone and Salvatore Scolavino.
The course structures in a series of monothematic lessons with extended practical clips that show the applications of adhesive-type clinical strategies and protocols.
We start with a guide to the optimal use of the rubber dam, and then move towards an analysis of the uses of the zirconium and composite overlays, the relocation of the margin, the reattachment of dental fragments, the choice and use of the matrices on anteriors and molars.
The goal is to provide the learner with a guide to direct and indirect restoration best practices, to guarantee the maximum degree of predictability and stability of the result over time.
Themes and ideas addressed in the course in the words of the authors:
- Did you know that 3-4 hooks are all you need to face the whole set of procedures successfully?
- Would you be able to choose the right type of matrix?
- Would you like to fine-tune modeling instruments usage or adhesive type-based procedures?
- Do you want to discover how to easily control the thickness of your preps?
- Or how to manage a composite inlay, a zirconia overlay, a class-II or how to reattach a fragment?
What you will learn in this course:
- The correct positioning of the rubber dam by means of simplified and easily replicable principles
- The use of the composite (pre-heated, flowable composite or dual-cure resin cement) in the management of overlays
- Control of the thickness of the occlusal preparation, prep tools and their use
- Relocation of the cervical margin principles, dental fragment reattachment by means of adhesive strategies
- Choice and use of matrices in the anterior and posterior sectors
- The photographic protocol as a source of additional pre-restoration information in the anterior region.
Full Course Program
Isolation techniques: HOW-TO + Tips&Tricks
As part of new guidelines around reducing aerosol production in dental office, rubber dam isolation has been highly recommended for a variety of dental procedures. Following the initiative of digital solidarity we would like to offer to dental professionals and students a free online course on isolation techniques in support of Covid-19 related measures and infection control. Hopefully you will appreciate the contribution of the authors, Dr. Paolone and Dr. Scolavino, as well as of the dental learning platform Osteocom.
How much do you know about isolation technique? Which and how many rubber-dam clamps do you use to isolate? Would you like to discover more tips and tricks to achieve perfect isolation?
Composite Overlay Preparation and Cementation
Which is the best material for indirect overlay restoration?
Do you use sandblasting?
Which is your approach: silane or not silane?
Preheated composite, flowable composite or dual-cure cement for overlay composite luting?
Zirconia Overlay Preparation & Cementation
Did you know you can control the thickness of the occlusal preparation in a predictable way? Did you know which are the preparation tools and how to use them? Which is your approach: first build-up and then preparation or the opposite? Which material do you prefer to perform provisional restoration?
Adhesive strategies
In this lecture Dr. Paolone carries out a thorough analysis of the latest adhesive dentistry strategies, describing the alternatives introduced by the industry and the most adequate usages to be adopted according to the type of restoration. The lecture aims at providing the user a set of guidelines to avoid most pitfalls associated with post-op sentivity. A series of clinical cases completes the presentation.
Marginal relocation
Cervical marginal relocation: principles, pros and cons. A clinical video allows a step-by-step description of all the phases of the treatment.
Tooth fragment reattachment
How and when choose different clinical adhesive procedures and how to correctly manage post-op sensitivity according to different material choices.
Sectional matrices in anterior restorations: choice and use
This lecture outlines what to do and how to deal with interproximal margins in anterior direct restorations.
The focus of the video is to describe direct restoration procedures with the aim of sectional matrices, providing a series of practical tips concerning material choice and day-to-day use.
Posterior matrices: choice and use
This lecture focuses on sectional matrices use in posterior restorations. The ideas portrayed represent an evolution of N. Bichacho's "centripetal build-up technique", and aim at "converting" a class 2 restoration into a class 1 by providing an ideal "scaffold".
Along with a series of practical tips and tricks, the lecture describes the rationale behind material choices and wedges uses.
Dental photography: a restorative-relevant approach
How does dental photography help us in gathering additional, precious info for restorative purposes? This video provides an answer by sharing some indications in terms of distances, materials, focus, lights, and restorative relevant photography interpretation.
