Indirect biomimetic restoration: introducing the philosophy

– The history and development of biomimetic dentistry
– The natural tooth anatomy and the natural tooth histology. Enamel, dentin, cementum, and pulp tissue
– The biobase restoration. Understanding the bio-dome and the bio-rim
– The DEC (dentino enamel commplex)
– Analyzing biomechanical defects
– Stress reducing methods and techniques
– The occlusal effect carries
– The bioDome concept. Clinical examples
– The peripheral seal zone and tooth preparation for overlay restoration
– Immediate dentine sealing (IDS) and decoupling with time (DWT)
– Resin coating technique
– High level adhesion with fiber reinforced biomimetic materials
– Deep margin elevation (DME). The keys to successful DME
– Indirect restorations from material selection to adhesive luting
– Clinical cases.

Recommended for: Prosthodontists, Dental technicians, General dentists.