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Not-Invasive and Additive Prosthodontics Restorations
Not-Invasive and Additive Prosthodontics Restorations
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Professors
Professors
Camillo D'Arcangelo
Target audience
Target audience
Nb of lessons
Nb of lessons
10
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Nb of modules
Course duration
Course duration
19 h 36 min
Delivery method
Delivery method
Google Drive Link, Offline
Course Overview
This comprehensive course explores the principles and clinical workflows of non-invasive and additive prosthodontic treatments. Through 10 expert-led webinars, participants are guided from initial diagnosis through to full-mouth rehabilitations using minimally invasive indirect restorations.
The program focuses on managing functional disorders, parafunction (e.g. bruxism), severe tooth wear, and postural issues using additive approaches that preserve existing dental structures. Each lesson emphasizes practical protocols that integrate esthetics, occlusion, and long-term functional success.
Designed for restorative dentists, prosthodontists, and interdisciplinary teams, this course offers clear, evidence-based strategies for transforming complex cases into predictable outcomes with maximum tissue preservation.
What You Will Learn
- Lesson 1: The Concept of Additive Restoration Techniques
- Lesson 2: Minimal Invasive Preparation for Veneers
- Lesson 3: Occlusion and Occlusal Balance of the Lateral Group of Teeth
- Lesson 4: Minimal Invasive Preparation for Overlay and Onlay
- Lesson 5: Rehabilitation of Patients with Worn Dentition
- Lesson 6: Esthetic and Occlusal Rehabilitation of Patients with Teeth Wear
- Lesson 7: Additive Prosthetics in the Treatment of Patients with Parafunction
- Lesson 8: Esthetic and Occlusive Rehabilitation of Patients with Musculoskeletal Disorders – Part 1
- Lesson 9: Esthetic and Occlusive Rehabilitation of Patients with Musculoskeletal Disorders – Part 2
- Lesson 10: Parafunction and Worn Dentition – Methods of Treatment
Full Course Program
Lesson 1: The Concept of Additive Restoration Techniques
An introduction to the additive prosthodontic philosophy by one of its leading voices. This lesson outlines the benefits of preserving natural tissue, the evolution of restorative indications, and foundational concepts for non-invasive rehabilitation planning.
Lesson 2: Minimal Invasive Preparation for Veneers
Focuses on tooth-conserving preparation strategies for anterior veneers. Covers diagnostic wax-up, mock-up techniques, enamel preservation, margin design, and impression protocols for optimal esthetic outcomes.
Lesson 3: Occlusion and Occlusal Balance of the Lateral Group of Teeth
Analyzes how the lateral segment of the arch contributes to functional balance. Discusses occlusal dynamics, guidance schemes, and how proper lateral control influences the stability of restorations and TMJ health.
Lesson 4: Minimal Invasive Preparation for Overlay and Onlay
Provides a clinical protocol for posterior restorations with minimal preparation. Details the design principles for overlays and onlays, material selection (e.g. ceramics or composites), and adhesive cementation workflows.
Lesson 5: Rehabilitation of Patients with Worn Dentition
Explores strategies for full-mouth rehabilitation in patients with generalized tooth wear. Emphasis on vertical dimension management, occlusal reconstruction, and the use of indirect additive restorations for functional and esthetic recovery.
Lesson 6: Esthetic and Occlusal Rehabilitation of Patients with Teeth Wear
Continuation of Lesson 5 with a focus on esthetic design principles. Demonstrates how to rebuild the anterior guidance and occlusal table while respecting esthetic proportions, smile design, and function.
Lesson 7: Additive Prosthetics in the Treatment of Patients with Parafunction
Addresses the challenges of restoring patients with bruxism or other parafunctional habits. Topics include occlusal risk management, material selection for durability, splint therapy, and long-term restorative protection.
Lesson 8: Esthetic and Occlusive Rehabilitation of Patients with Musculoskeletal Disorders – Part 1
Connects dental occlusion with musculoskeletal and postural systems. Explains diagnostic considerations for patients with muscle/joint dysfunction and how occlusal therapy can influence overall posture and stability.
Lesson 9: Esthetic and Occlusive Rehabilitation of Patients with Musculoskeletal Disorders – Part 2
Advances the concepts from Part 1 by presenting case-based treatment plans that integrate functional and esthetic goals. Focuses on interdisciplinary collaboration and long-term stabilization.
Lesson 10: Parafunction and Worn Dentition – Methods of Treatment
Summarizes various clinical approaches for treating severe parafunction and tooth wear. Discusses occlusal redesign, splint therapy, vertical dimension reconstruction, and selecting restorative strategies that resist high functional loads.
