OVERVIEW
Modern Adhesion is organized by OHI-S.
Total lecture time: 16 h 17 min
Description:
The online course "Modern adhesion" is the first comprehensive educational program on step-by-step adhesion protocols in dentistry.
You will learn:
- Scientific basis for protocols and myth-busting
- Clinical protocols for direct restoration
- Clinical protocols for indirect restoration.
This is a training that will cover any adhesion issues for the coming years.
Lesson 1.Clinical tips and life hacks of bonding protocols
– Direct, indirect restorations and fiber posts: analysis of the adhesion force
– Properties and composition of adhesive systems
– Hybrid layer: composition and value for grip strength
– Classification of adhesive systems
– Errors when working with adhesive systems
– Etching: advantages and disadvantages
– Step-by-step adhesive protocol for multicomponent systems
– Advantages of self-etching systems
– Selective etching of enamel: technique
– Protocol for the use of self-etching adhesive
– Universal adhesives: problems when using
– 10 golden rules of the adhesive protocol
– K.I.S.S. methodology.
Recommended for: Therapists, Pediatric dentist, Endodontists, Prosthodontists, General dentists.
Lesson 2.Features of adhesion and polimerization of Bulk Fill composites. Introductory lesson
– Philosophy of biomimetic adhesion and minimally invasive dentistry
– The concept of the spiral of dental treatment
– Treatment options for non-carious dental lesions
– Silver diamide: modern principles of application
– The concept of minimally invasive dentistry: anatomical and histological aspects
– Criteria for the success of adhesive restoration
– Optical coherence tomography (O?T): advantages
– Etching of dentin with phosphoric acid: undesirable effects
– Antibacterial properties of adhesives
– Bulk Fill composites: properties and advantages.
Recommended for: Therapists, Pediatric dentist, Endodontists, Prosthodontists, General dentists.
Lesson 3.Features of adhesion and polimerization of Bulk Fill composites
– Philosophy of biomimetic adhesion and minimally invasive dentistry
– The concept of the spiral of dental treatment
– Treatment options for non-carious dental lesions
– Silver diamide: modern principles of application
– The concept of minimally invasive dentistry: anatomical and histological aspects
– Criteria for the success of adhesive restoration
– Optical coherence tomography (O?T): advantages
– Etching of dentin with phosphoric acid: undesirable effects
– Antibacterial properties of adhesives
– Bulk Fill composites: properties and advantages.
Recommended for: Therapists, Pediatric dentist, Endodontists, Prosthodontists, General dentists.
Lesson 4.Restoration of structurally compromised teeth with fiber-reinforced composite
– Cracks on teeth: diagnosis and indications for treatment
– Air abrasion: a technique for treating cracked teeth
– Biomimetic approach in the treatment of cracked teeth
– Reinforcement of restoration with fibers
– The mechanism of stopping the growth of cracks
– Fiber positioning technique
– Clinical stages of working with fiber-reinforced composite materials
– Restoration of the stump of the tooth:
- Fiberglass pins vs cast posts
- Endocrowns vs fiber reinforcement.
– The fiber-lamination technique for adhesive restorations
– New approach for the restoration of structurally compromised teeth.
Recommended for: Therapists, Pediatric dentist, Endodontists, Prosthodontists, General dentists.
Lesson 5.10 biggest errors in adhesive techniques
– Factors of success of adhesive restoration
– Errors in determining indications for veneers
– Etching and bonding: methods for obtaining better adhesion
– Misinterpreting of MMPs
– Consequences of underestimating the degree of dentin sclerosis
– Light polymerization: direct and indirect light-curing
– Postoperative sensitivity
– Preparation of the cavity for veneers: tips
– Repair restoration.
Recommended for: Therapists, Pediatric dentist, Endodontists, Prosthodontists, General dentists.
Lesson 6.Effective adhesive techniques – direct vs indirect restorations
– Direct and indirect restorations: indications
– Indications for the adhesive protocol
– Light polymerization in the adhesive protocol:
- Value for direct and indirect restoration
- Light-curing protocol
- Polymerization errors and their prevention.
– Disadvantages of double-curing materials
– Immediate dentin sealing
– Advantages of direct composite restorations
– Overhang control
– Polishing of restorations
– With which teeth to start aesthetic restoration?
Recommended for: Therapists, Pediatric dentist, Endodontists, Prosthodontists, General dentists.
Lesson 7.Technical protocols to improve dental bonding in restorative procedures
– Classification of adhesives and adhesive fixation strategies
– The mechanism of adhesive fixation when using an adhesive system
– Features of selective etching
– The mechanism of creating an adhesive layer when using a self-etching adhesive
– Methods of using universal adhesives
– Degradation of the adhesive layer: consequences
– Maximum adhesion strength: protocols for improving the penetration of the adhesive into the substrate
– Method of applying a hydrophobic adhesive layer
– Adhesive fixation with dentin affected by caries.
Recommended for: Therapists, Pediatric dentist, Endodontists, Prosthodontists, General dentists.
Lesson 8.Myths in dental bonding
– Adhesives and adhesion strategies
– The method of applying adhesive for better adhesion
– The spread of myths in dentistry: a systematic approach
– The null hypothesis principle
– Myths in adhesion:
- Adhesive application in moist dentin
- Dentin roughening
- Less postoperative sensitivity after self-etching adhesive
- Optibond FL and Clearfil SE - the gold standard of adhesion
- Rubber dam isolation
- Ethanol bonding
- Placement of bevel to increase retention
- Immediate dentin sealing.
Recommended for: Therapists, Pediatric dentist, Endodontists, Prosthodontists, General dentists.
Lesson 9.Intracanal adhesion. How to prevent dental posts failures because of problems with adhesive cementation
– Coronal restoration: influence on the longevity of endodontically treated teeth
– Fracture of a tooth with a cast posts: causes
– Endocrowns: indications and benefits of use
– Criteria for selecting ideal dental post
– Cast posts: disadvantages
– Properties of fiber posts
– Violation of fixation of intracanal posts: causes
– Methods of surface treatment of posts before fixing
– Creating a space for a post in the root canal: irrigation and preparation methods
– Fixing the fiber post:
- choice of adhesive
- selection of fixing material
- step-by-step protocol.
Recommended for: Therapists, Pediatric dentist, Endodontists, Prosthodontists, General dentists.
Lesson 10.Light-curing units for adhesive dentistry
– Light-curing unit: indications
– Problems when using light-curing unit
– Criteria for choosing the ideal light-curing unit
– Technical characteristics of lamps:
- Light-curing unit tip diameter
- Lamp design: light tip angle
- Beam profile
- Cordless or corded
- Monowave or poliwave.
– Clinical tips when working with a light-curing unit
– Lamp care: recommendations
– 7 Steps to Successful Polymerization.
Recommended for: Therapists, Pediatric dentist, Endodontists, Prosthodontists, General dentists.
Skills I will learn in the course
Direct Resroration:
- Treatment methods:
- Anterior teeth direct restoration
- Direct veneers
- Composite veneers
- Minimally invasive restorations
- Pathologies:
- Cracked teeth
- Non-carious lesions
- Caries of permanent teeth
- Diastema
- Restorations:
- Restoration after endodontic treatment
- Stages of treatment:
- Adhesive preparation
- Tooth preparation
- Working with rubber dam
ALL OHI-S ONLINE COURSES ARE DISCOUNTS:
- 20% for residents, students and interns
AND MORE:
- Save, by buying at the first cost
- Accumulate points and pay them up to 100% of the course cost
ACCREDITATION & CREDITS
Total CE credits: 14.25
This continuing education activity has been planned and implemented in accordance with the standards of the ADA Continuing Education Recognition Program (ADA CERP).
ADA CERP is a service of the American Dental Association to assist dental professionals in identifying quality providers of continuing dental education. ADA CERP does not approve or endorse individual courses or instructors, nor does it imply acceptance of credit hours by boards of dentistry.
Concerns or complaints about a CE provider may be directed to the provider or to the Commission for Continuing Education Provider Recognition.
TARGET AUDIENCE
DentistTherapistsPediatric DentistsEndodontistsProsthodontistsSPECIALITIES
Dentistry
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