Aesthetic Dentistry Online Congress in Rome

– Tooth prep: are we too deep into the sulcus? Which tooth axis angulation?
– Tooth prep: how much horizontal space do we need?
– Temporary crown relining and finishing: how thick is the margin and how deep into the sulcus?
– Temporary crown timing: how and when modify the margin?
– Biotype conversion: why the soft DOES NOT respond?
– Analogical impression: how do we expose the finishing area?
– Where is the final margin of the crown? How do we communicate with the lab?
– Digital impression: do we need retraction cord?
– How do we accurately replicate the gingival architecture?
– Final crown: what could be causing gingival inflammation post cementation?

Recommended for: Prosthodontists, Dental technicians, General dentists.

– Tooth prep: are we too deep into the sulcus? Which tooth axis angulation?
– Tooth prep: how much horizontal space do we need?
– Temporary crown relining and finishing: how thick is the margin and how deep into the sulcus?
– Temporary crown timing: how and when modify the margin?
– Biotype conversion: why the soft DOES NOT respond?
– Analogical impression: how do we expose the finishing area?
– Where is the final margin of the crown? How do we communicate with the lab?
– Digital impression: do we need retraction cord?
– How do we accurately replicate the gingival architecture?
– Final crown: what could be causing gingival inflammation post cementation?

Recommended for: Prosthodontists, Dental technicians, General dentists.

– How and where to start
– Facially generated growth analysis
– Analysis of envelop of function anteriors and posteriors
– Diagnosis and prognosis
– Parafunction or dysfunction
– RCP and ICP, pathways of occlusion
– Anterior guidance
– Aesthetic is result of the functionality
– How to create beautiful smile with longevity.

Recommended for: Prosthodontists, Dental technicians, General dentists.

– The importance of trust between dentistry and patient
– Trust to the dental technician
– Meeting with the patient in the dental laboratory
– The perfect fitting with function and aesthetics in the dental laboratory
– Equal eye lave between all the dental partners
– The advantage for all the partners!

Recommended for: Prosthodontists, Dental technicians, General dentists.

– Patients with high aesthetic demand
– Why there is friction wear and when it becomes pathological
– Differential diagnosis of wear due to erosion or friction
– Causes that provoke friction wear
– Clinical cases of facette and partial restorations in patients with functional problems and wear
– What kind of dental preparation in patients with severe wear
– A new approach in Class 2 to the intermaxillary relationship
– The use of the deprogrammer as a diagnostic element
– Ceramic veneers or direct molded veneers?

Recommended for: Prosthodontists, Dental technicians, General dentists.