The cost of the course is £2600.
A deposit of £500 is required to secure a place with the balance of £2100 due 1 month prior to the commencement of the course.
3 days (9.30 – 4.30)
8 per group
Catering: Lunch, teas, coffees and snacks will be provided.
38 Harmont House, 20 Harley Street (entr Queen Anne St), LONDON, W1G 9PJ
The success of any anterior restoration depends on the understanding and use of the material as well the ability to master the anatomy of the teeth and design the smile. This unique, 3 day, hands-on course combines art and science by bringing together these three crucial aspects.
You will be taught to visualise and design a smile, use your knowledge of morphology to plan, layer and finish anterior restorations. The practical exercises of drawing, wax-up and carving will enhance your visual perception and hand skills that will be transferable to other aspect of restorative dentistry such as provisional restorations and porcelain work.
You will be taught to restore the common clinical scenarios including : seamlessly lengthening worn down and fractured incisors, correcting misshapen or peg shaped laterals and direct composite veneering. You will learn simple and effective layering techniques to achieve the highest optical and aesthetic outcome. Additional attention will be given to the most important step of successful composite restorations i.e. finishing and polishing.
Course manuals covering in-depth anterior tooth morphology and step-by-step composite build-up, finishing and polishing protocols will be provided.
Experience how the knowledge of morphology and composite resin can transform and dramatically improve your anterior composite restorations.
Planning anterior aesthetics
Principles of smile design
Morphology: drawing & wax-up of anterior tooth
Choosing the right composite: fillers, longevity and strength
Shade selection: merging tooth & material
Layering technique: hiding margins, optical effects, staining
Different types of primary, secondary, and tertiary morphology
Techniques for achieving primary, secondary and tertiary morphology on composite restorations
Sequence of finishing and polishing protocols
38 Harmont House,
20 Harley Street (entr Queen Anne St),
LONDON, W1G 9PJ,
United Kingdom
B.D.S. M.Sc (Rand) M.Ed. Cert in Prosthodontics (USA)
Clinical Lecturer, Eastman Dental Institute
Diplomate, American Board of Prosthodontics
Specialist in Prosthodontics & Restorative Dentistry
Active member, European Academy of Aesthetic Dentistry
