Modern adhesion

– Resin bonded bridges or implant: comparative analysis

– Orthodontic before the manufacture of resin bonded bridges

– Digital design of resin bonded bridges

– Recommended methods of fixing resin bonded bridges to the tooth

– Metal-ceramic resin bonded bridges: contraindications

– Single- or double-sided support of an resin bonded bridges: the survival of the structure

– Full-ceramic resin bonded bridges: properties

– Immediate pontic technique : concept

– Adhesive fixation of zirconium ceramics: technique

– Infection of resin bonded bridges: prevention

– Preparation of teeth for metal-ceramic and all-ceramic resin bonded bridges: protocol

– Tools and materials for fixing zirconium resin bonded bridges

– Tasks of treatment with the use of resin bonded bridges.

– Classification of adhesives and adhesive fixation strategies

– The mechanism of adhesive fixation when using an adhesive system

– Features of selective etching

– The mechanism of creating an adhesive layer when using a self-etching adhesive

– Methods of using universal adhesives

– Degradation of the adhesive layer: consequences

– Maximum adhesion strength: protocols for improving the penetration of the adhesive into the substrate

– Method of applying a hydrophobic adhesive layer

– Adhesive fixation with dentin affected by caries.

Recommended for: Therapists, Pediatric dentist, Endodontists, Prosthodontists, General dentists.

– Coronal restoration: influence on the longevity of endodontically treated teeth

– Fracture of a tooth with a cast posts: causes

– Endocrowns: indications and benefits of use

– Criteria for selecting ideal dental post

– Cast posts: disadvantages

– Properties of fiber posts

– Violation of fixation of intracanal posts: causes

– Methods of surface treatment of posts before fixing

– Creating a space for a post in the root canal: irrigation and preparation methods

– Fixing the fiber post:

- choice of adhesive

- selection of fixing material

- step-by-step protocol.

– Philosophy of biomimetic adhesion and minimally invasive dentistry

– The concept of the spiral of dental treatment

– Treatment options for non-carious dental lesions

– Silver diamide: modern principles of application

– The concept of minimally invasive dentistry: anatomical and histological aspects

– Criteria for the success of adhesive restoration

– Optical coherence tomography (OСT): advantages

– Etching of dentin with phosphoric acid: undesirable effects

– Antibacterial properties of adhesives

– Bulk Fill composites: properties and advantages.

– Cracks on teeth: diagnosis and indications for treatment

– Air abrasion: a technique for treating cracked teeth

– Biomimetic approach in the treatment of cracked teeth

– Reinforcement of restoration with fibers

– The mechanism of stopping the growth of cracks

– Fiber positioning technique

– Clinical stages of working with fiber-reinforced composite materials

– Restoration of the stump of the tooth:

- Fiberglass pins vs cast posts

- Endocrowns vs fiber reinforcement.

– The fiber-lamination technique for adhesive restorations

– New approach for the restoration of structurally compromised teeth.

– Adhesives and adhesion strategies

– The method of applying adhesive for better adhesion

– The spread of myths in dentistry: a systematic approach

– The null hypothesis principle

– Myths in adhesion:

- Adhesive application in moist dentin

- Dentin roughening

- Less postoperative sensitivity after self-etching adhesive

- Optibond FL and Clearfil SE - the gold standard of adhesion

- Rubber dam isolation

- Ethanol bonding

- Placement of bevel to increase retention

- Immediate dentin sealing.

Recommended for: Therapists, Pediatric dentist, Endodontists, Prosthodontists, General dentists.

– Factors of success of adhesive restoration

– Errors in determining indications for veneers

– Etching and bonding: methods for obtaining better adhesion

– Misinterpreting of MMPs

– Consequences of underestimating the degree of dentin sclerosis

– Light polymerization: direct and indirect light-curing

– Postoperative sensitivity

– Preparation of the cavity for veneers: tips

– Repair restoration.

Recommended for: Therapists, Pediatric dentist, Endodontists, Prosthodontists, General dentists.

– Light-curing unit: indications

– Problems when using light-curing unit

– Criteria for choosing the ideal light-curing unit

– Technical characteristics of lamps:

- Light-curing unit tip diameter

- Lamp design: light tip angle

- Beam profile

- Cordless or corded

- Monowave or poliwave.

– Clinical tips when working with a light-curing unit

– Lamp care: recommendations

– 7 Steps to Successful Polymerization.

– Direct and indirect restorations: indications

– Indications for the adhesive protocol

– Light polymerization in the adhesive protocol:

- Value for direct and indirect restoration

- Light-curing protocol

- Polymerization errors and their prevention.

– Disadvantages of double-curing materials

– Immediate dentin sealing

– Advantages of direct composite restorations

– Overhang control

– Polishing of restorations

– With which teeth to start aesthetic restoration?

Recommended for: Therapists, Pediatric dentist, Endodontists, Prosthodontists, General dentists.

– Direct, indirect restorations and fiber posts: analysis of the adhesion force

– Properties and composition of adhesive systems

– Hybrid layer: composition and value for grip strength

– Classification of adhesive systems

– Errors when working with adhesive systems

– Etching: advantages and disadvantages

– Step-by-step adhesive protocol for multicomponent systems

– Advantages of self-etching systems

– Selective etching of enamel: technique

– Protocol for the use of self-etching adhesive

– Universal adhesives: problems when using

– 10 golden rules of the adhesive protocol

– K.I.S.S. methodology.

Recommended for: Therapists, Pediatric dentist, Endodontists, Prosthodontists, General dentists.