Anterior Esthetics with CEREC (CL4) - Charlotte (Dec 09 - 10, 2021)

Anterior Esthetics with CEREC (CL4) is organized by CDOCS and will be held from Dec 09 - 10, 2021 at CDOCS Campus, Charlotte, North Carolina, United States of America.

Accreditation: 13 CE Credits

Description:
Many doctors don't realize the full potential of their CEREC technology because they limit its use to the posterior portions of the mouth. Consequently they lose out on the opportunities offered by anterior CAD/CAM dentistry. In fact, with CEREC you can achieve esthetic results equivalent to high quality labs. Esthetic Excellence with CEREC provides you with the tools necessary to complete anterior cases with ease, positively impacting your productivity, clinical outcomes and patient care. All CDOCS hands-on workshops are conducted on Primescans utilizing the latest CEREC software. Patterson and Henry Schein Dental training vouchers accepted.

Participants Will Learn:
• To master the art of color and shade selection
• To understand the differences between all CEREC blocks and when to use one block over another for a cosmetic result
• How to prepare anterior teeth for optimal esthetics and how preparation plays an integral role in your success
• How to create a roadmap for staining and glazing success
• How to design in Biogeneric Individual and Biogeneric Copy when it is appropriate to use each in anterior situations
• The principles of Smile Design and how to apply them to treatment planning and case presentations, and more importantly the final outcome of the case
• How to do anterior cases same day, as well as indirect in two visits and the advantages/disadvantages of each
• Contouring anterior restorations for optimal esthetics
• How to esthetically enhance restorations milled from the CEREC system
• How parameters affect anterior restorations
• File and image management as it relates to the CEREC software
• How to predictably treat multiple units with perfect occlusion and contacts

Plus:
• Understand the appropriate parameters that affect anterior teeth
• Easy and predictable multiple anterior cementation techniques
• Effective techniques to image large cases