Evolution of Adhesive Materials Group. Mock Up

Evolution of Adhesive Materials Group. Mock Up is organized by OHI-S.

Total Lecture Time: 2h 43 min

Description:
Composite resin are the dentists materials for daily use, thanks to the material evolution and the proposed techniques in the last years it can be considered a definitive restoration material.

What does definitive means?

A solution that reinforces the tooth and integrates aesthetically, with the possibility of being repaired in time, modified and corrected, accompanying our patient’s life.

Adhesion to enamel is a certainty: and that is why a proper planification of the case, maintaining the available enamel, puts the composite as a first choice material in any shape modification of natural teeth, diastema closure and small additions to optimize the smile of our patient.

In the case of complex restorations as a single or multiple teeth fracture, is it possible to cover the buccal surface of the tooth? Which is the best possible solution to adopt? Do we always need a mock up? And how to make it simply and efficient?

Ceramic veneers are replacing the use of crowns: ?an the composite restorations be a valid and permanent solution to ceramics?

The modern dentist has the need of simplifying and speed up its own work: and at the same time answering to the demands of a patient that wants the certainty of its aesthetic restorations in a rapid way.

The lecturer will discuss how to use the modern composite materials in few layers to cover up, when needed, all the tooth or part of it with solutions done directly, semi-directly and indirectly, with and without mock up, indicating advantages, disadvantages, work time, costs and longevity of the restorations by follow-ups.

Many follow up after years in the mouth will be shown.

Styleitaliano Camouflage: a new term to have clinical success in restorative dentistry in anterior teeth.

Lesson 1.Evolution of adhesive materials group. Mock up. Part 1

– Principles of modern restorative dentistry

– Selection of the most suitable materials from a mechanical and aesthetic point of view

– When to use indirect or direct restoration technique?

– Restoration of the proximal contacts

– The anatomy of tooth color and morphology 

– Analysis of clinical cases.

Lesson 2.Evolution of adhesive materials group. Mock up. Part 2

– Creation of the primary anatomy of teeth

– Treatment of patients with periodontal disease

– The use of composites not only in restorative dentistry, but also in fixed Prosthodontics, both for provisional and permanent restorations.

– The quality of the final result and the working time to achieve it

– Harmony of choice between using composites, or ceramics

– Analysis of clinical cases.