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Aesthetic Dentistry MasterClass: Tipton Training
Aesthetic Dentistry MasterClass: Tipton Training
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Professors
Professors
Steven Olmos
Target audience
Target audience
Nb of lessons
Nb of lessons
10
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Nb of modules
Course duration
Course duration
13 h 25 min
Delivery method
Delivery method
Google Drive Link, Offline
Course Overview
A one-stop course covering smile design, whitening, minimally invasive techniques, and treatment planning—giving you the skills to deliver predictable, high-quality aesthetic results.
What You Will Learn
- Lesson 1 - Combining Tooth Whitening Tooth Wear
- Lesson 2 - Digital Smile Imaging
- Lesson 3 - Fundamentals of Dental Photography
- Lesson 4 - Introducing Modjaw
- Lesson 5 - Minimally Invasive Dentistry Part 1
- Lesson 6 - Minimally Invasive Dentistry Part 2
- Lesson 7 - New Technologies in treatment for orofacial pain
- Lesson 8 - Smile Design A-Z (Art & Science of Aesthetic Dentistry)
- Lesson 9 - Treatment Options for the Wear Case
- Lesson 10 - Treatment Planning in Aesthetic Dentistry
Full Course Program
Lesson 1 - Combining Tooth Whitening Tooth Wear
Examines how to manage worn dentition through a minimally invasive, additive approach—leveraging tooth whitening to enhance aesthetics before addressing tooth wear issues.
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Lesson 2 - Digital Smile Imaging
Demonstrates the use of advanced digital imaging tools for treatment planning and patient communication, enabling visualization of proposed aesthetic outcomes.
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Lesson 3 - Fundamentals of Dental Photography
Likely covers essential photographic techniques tailored for aesthetic dentistry—such as lighting, framing, exposure, and patient positioning—to support diagnostics and documentation. While specific online references to Noel Perkins in this role weren’t located, this corresponds with common practice in aesthetic dental education.
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Lesson 4 - Introducing Modjaw
Introduces the MODJAW Jaw Tracking and Motion Analysis System—a digital tool for assessing mandibular movement to enhance occlusal planning and aesthetic outcomes. No direct online listing, but the topic aligns with advanced assessment technology in aesthetic workflows.
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Lesson 5 - Minimally Invasive Dentistry Part 1
Explores conservative restorative strategies—such as additive techniques and enamel preservation—to maintain structure while improving aesthetics. Though not directly referenced online, this reflects Tipton Training’s emphasis on modern, conservative approaches.
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Lesson 6 - Minimally Invasive Dentistry Part 2
Builds on Part 1, diving deeper into adhesive bonding, material selection, and clinical execution of minimally invasive aesthetic restorations.
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Lesson 7 - New Technologies in treatment for orofacial pain
Presents cutting-edge technological solutions for diagnosing and treating facial pain, bridging aesthetics with functional and pain management considerations.
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Lesson 8 - Smile Design A-Z (Art & Science of Aesthetic Dentistry)
A comprehensive overview of smile design, combining artistic principles with scientific protocols to guide holistic aesthetic rehabilitation.
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Lesson 9 - Treatment Options for the Wear Case
Looks at diverse therapeutic strategies for worn dentitions—ranging from additive restorative techniques to full occlusal rehabilitation, tailored to case complexity.
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Lesson 10 - Treatment Planning in Aesthetic Dentistry
Focuses on structured planning frameworks in aesthetic cases—integrating patient goals, interdisciplinary care, functional requirements, and step-based execution.
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