Indirect restoration: analog and digital methods

• Treatment planning in oral rehabilitation;
• Digital Workflow in Aesthetic Dentistry;
• Digital planning and Wax-up;
• Emotional and Motivational Mock-up.

• Ceramic systems in Oral Rehabilitation: Mechanical and Optical properties;
• New generation Resin Composites in Aesthetic Dentistry;
• Monolithic VS Conventional stratification in modern laboratory procedures;
• Retention VS adhesion in modern fixed prosthodontics;
• Principles of design for adhesive and conventional preparations in the natural dentition.

• Adhesion to the natural tooth structure;
• Principles of preparation for bonded ceramic restorations in the posterior dentition;
• Principles of preparation for bonded ceramic restorations in the anterior dentition;
• Provisionalization in partial bonded restorations;
• Laboratory procedures for the manufacturing of bonded ceramic restorations: full digital VS conventional workflow;
• Cementation procedures in Adhesive partial restorations;
• Long-term Success with Adhesive partial restorations.

MAIN TOPICS:
• Indications for Full-Coverage Design in indirect restorations;
• The new generations of Zirconia and reinforced Vitreous Ceramics in the fabrication of modern Fixed Partial Prosthesis;
• New trends in tooth preparation: Horizontal VS Vertical Finishing Line;
• Designing Pontics and connectors in a predictable way;
• Provisionalization in fixed prosthodontics. New materials for Cad-Cam production in a predictable way;
• Adhesive VS Conventional cementation procedures with the new zirconia materials;
• Long-term success with full-ceramic conventional fixed prosthesis in the natural.
 

MAIN TOPICS:

• Conventional dental impressions: materials and techniques applied in contemporary oral rehabilitation;

• The evolution of intraoral scanners: technical features and future trends;

• The S.T.L. file as the common language for the dental practioner and the dental lab technician;

• Intraoral Scanners VS Laboratory Scanners: where are we moving on?

• Digital planning in teeth and implants. Setting the goal since the beginning;
• Digital workflow in the clinical-laboratory communication;
• 3D Printing in modern dentistry;
• Milling strategies in the Computerized Aided Manufacturing;
• Direct Metal Laser Sintering (DMLS) technology applied to dentistry;
• Monolithic Vs Veneered Vs Cut-Back restorations. Getting balance between aesthetics and biomechanics.