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Indirect Bonded Dentistry MasterClass: Veneer, Smil Design, Inlay, Onlay, Overlay, Endo Crown, Table Tops
Indirect Bonded Dentistry MasterClass: Veneer, Smil Design, Inlay, Onlay, Overlay, Endo Crown, Table Tops
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Professors
Professors
Shail Jaggi
Target audience
Target audience
Nb of lessons
Nb of lessons
7
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Nb of modules
Course duration
Course duration
7 h
Delivery method
Delivery method
Google Drive Link, Offline
Course Overview
This advanced MasterClass by Dr. Shail Jaggi provides a comprehensive exploration of indirect bonded restorations in modern esthetic and functional dentistry. Covering everything from Inlays and Onlays to Veneers, Overlays, Endo Crowns, and Table Tops, the course blends evidence-based protocols with practical clinical demonstrations.
Participants will gain step-by-step insights into adhesive techniques, cavity design, material selection, and margin elevation — with special emphasis on minimally invasive, long-lasting, and esthetically superior restorations. Whether you're looking to refine your skills or build confidence in bonded restorations, this course offers essential knowledge for daily practice.
What You Will Learn
- Lesson 1: INLAY 1
- Lesson 2: INLAY-ONLAY 1
- Lesson 3: INLAY-ONLAY 2
- Lesson 4: INLAY-ONLAY 3 – Deep Margin Elevation
- Lesson 5: INLAY-ONLAY 4
- Lesson 6: SUMMARY INLAY-ONLAY
- Lesson 7: Indirect Bonded Restoration – Day 2
Full Course Program
Lesson 1: INLAY 1
This content explores the preparation process for dental inlays, focusing on the tools and techniques used. It covers the initial steps of creating a putty index for temporization and introduces various specialized burs used in inlay preparation. The demonstration shows how to properly use these instruments, emphasizing the importance of correct angulation and precision in achieving the desired preparation shape. Additionally, it touches on the storage and organization of dental instruments for efficient workflow.
Lesson 2: INLAY-ONLAY 1
This exploration delves into the principles of biomimetic dentistry and adhesive techniques for indirect restorations. It covers strategies for reducing residual stresses, maximizing bond strength, and implementing immediate dentin sealing. The discussion includes methods for deep margin elevation, proper matrix band usage, and creating a biobase for long-lasting restorations. Emphasis is placed on understanding material properties, translucency, and preparation designs to achieve optimal aesthetics and functional outcomes in bonded restorations.
Lesson 3: INLAY-ONLAY 2
This session explores the principles and techniques of biomimetic dentistry, focusing on inlays, onlays, and overlays. It covers preparation designs, enamel preservation, and the importance of maintaining the natural tooth structure. The discussion delves into the concept of the enamel compression dome and its role in tooth strength. Various clinical cases are presented to illustrate different approaches to conservative restorations. The session also touches on temporization techniques and the use of modern technologies in restorative dentistry. By understanding these concepts, practitioners can enhance their ability to perform minimally invasive, long-lasting restorations that mimic natural tooth function and aesthetics.
Lesson 4: INLAY-ONLAY 3 – Deep Margin Elevation
This content explores an innovative technique for deep margin elevation in dental restorations. It demonstrates how to overcome challenges with matrix band placement in the interproximal area by using a modified, smaller pre-contoured matrix band. The approach allows for better approximation of the tooth's cervical third, facilitating more precise margin creation. The method then transitions to using a larger matrix band for completing the restoration, ensuring proper contour and fit. This technique offers a solution for cases where traditional matrix band placement may be difficult due to tooth contour or deep margins.
Lesson 5: INLAY-ONLAY 4
This content explores advanced techniques in dental restorations, focusing on temporary inlays and bonding protocols. It covers the importance of proper isolation, magnification, and material selection for successful outcomes. The discussion delves into strategies for managing challenging cases, including situations where rubber dam placement is difficult. Practical tips are shared on temporization methods, crack detection, and bleeding control during procedures. The content aims to enhance dentists' skills in performing predictable and long-lasting restorations while simplifying complex techniques for everyday practice.
Lesson 6: SUMMARY INLAY-ONLAY
This content focuses on the preparation technique for dental restorations, emphasizing the importance of protecting adjacent surfaces during the process. It demonstrates the use of a metal matrix band as a protective measure for the proximal surface. The discussion covers the step-by-step approach to removing material while maintaining the integrity of surrounding tooth structures. This information helps dental professionals refine their preparation skills and understand the critical aspects of preserving tooth structure during restorative procedures.
Lesson 7: Indirect Bonded Restoration – Day 2
This exploration delves into the intricacies of inlay and onlay preparations, bonding protocols, and material selection for conservative restorations. It covers preparation designs, isolation techniques, and step-by-step bonding procedures for both ceramic and resin materials. The discussion extends to digital workflows, chairside fabrication methods, and strategies for achieving optimal aesthetics and longevity. Practical tips on lab communication, occlusal adjustments, and pricing considerations are also addressed. By mastering these techniques, practitioners can enhance their ability to deliver minimally invasive, highly aesthetic restorations that preserve tooth structure and improve long-term outcomes.
