Online congress in Tokyo: Aesthetic dentistry

1. Crown fracture:
– The technique of successful shallow pulpotomy and bonding the fractured fragment to the original tooth with composite are discussed minutely;

2. Crown-root fracture:
– Orthodontic extrusion versus surgical extrusion;

3. Root fracture:
– Treatment planning and healing modalities in root fracture,
– The wound healing,
– The efficacy of diagnosis using CBCT;

4.Subluxation:
– Pulp healing during puberty,
– Bleaching technique of discolored crowns of endodontically treated teeth;

5. Lateral luxation:
– The importance of on-site diagnosis and repositioning is discussed;

6. Intrusion:
– Treatment planning of intrusive luxation will be discussed according to the IADT guideline,
– The differentiation between intrusive luxation and lateral luxation;

7. Avulsion:
– Immediate replantation and delayed,
– `Decoronation`,
– Implantation;

8. Autotransplantation of teeth.

1. Crown fracture:
– The technique of successful shallow pulpotomy and bonding the fractured fragment to the original tooth with composite are discussed minutely;

2. Crown-root fracture:
– Orthodontic extrusion versus surgical extrusion;

3. Root fracture:
– Treatment planning and healing modalities in root fracture,
– The wound healing,
– The efficacy of diagnosis using CBCT;

4.Subluxation:
– Pulp healing during puberty,
– Bleaching technique of discolored crowns of endodontically treated teeth;

5. Lateral luxation:
– The importance of on-site diagnosis and repositioning is discussed;

6. Intrusion:
– Treatment planning of intrusive luxation will be discussed according to the IADT guideline,
– The differentiation between intrusive luxation and lateral luxation;

7. Avulsion:
– Immediate replantation and delayed,
– `Decoronation`,
– Implantation;

8. Autotransplantation of teeth.

– Understand esthetic classifications;– Guidelines of material selection;– Dental Microscope influencing long-term crown retention;– New techniques to improve preparation margin.

Anterior Tooth Guidance (A.T.G.):

– Importance of A.T.G.;– Determining a new A.T.G.;– Choosing the Right A.T.G.

Vertical Dimension of occlusion (V.D.O.):

– Clinical Alteration of V.D.O.;– Determining new V.D.O.;– Choosing the Right V.D.O.

– Interdisciplinary treatment planning for managing Full Edentulous to superstructure the Maxilla;– Key to success for full edentulous prosthetic procedures utilizing substructure;– Proper material selection for substructure and superstructure for avoiding failures.

– Current application of composite restorations;
– Discussion of ceramics X composites;
– Indications for restoration of teeth with composite materials;
– How is the traditional technique for anterior restorations?
– The traditional composite layering technique X simplified techniques;
– Simplified composite systems: few shades of dentin and enamel;
– Flowable injectable technique: reliability?
– Universal composites as a trend for anterior restorations: clinical and laboratory results;
– The Body + Enamel technique for anterior restorations;
– Finishing and polishing anterior composites;
– A simplified strategy for low shrinkage composites versus traditional posterior composite technique;
– New advances in universal composite systems, bi-layer shade systems, bulk fill composites.