Digital technologies have made a transformative impact on ceramic-based restorations. Learn concise treatment planning guidelines and techniques to achieve esthetic and functional success at each step of the CAD/CAM workflow. Grounded in the latest scientific evidence, the course will discuss step-by-step clinical protocols, from preparation to cementation, for ceramic crowns, bridges, inlays, onlays, and veneers uniquely captured and demonstrated  through dental microscope HD video. Attendees will walk into their offices on Monday morning with renewed confidence!

Scientific evidence suggests that inadequate coronal restoration is a leading cause of failure in endodontically treated teeth. This course will review current treatment protocols commonly used in private practice and offer recommendations for workflow modifications to improve restorative outcomes. Step-by-step protocols featuring a novel post and core system, along with essential tooth preparation techniques, will be demonstrated through HD video captured with a dental microscope. Additionally, innovative treatment planning workflows that seamlessly connect endodontic and restorative treatments will be presented.

The Class II posterior composite restoration is widely recognized as challenging and stressful to perform. In this workshop, participants will receive a comprehensive scientific update on adhesives and materials, aimed at enhancing expertise and productivity. Procedures will be demonstrated through HD video captured with a dental microscope, providing a clear understanding of step-by-step protocols - from preparation to a novel and efficient filling technique. Employ this new workflow for more precise margins, consistent contacts, and reduced sensitivity for Class I, II, and V restorations.

Technique errors, incorrect material selection, and poor patient compliance accelerate the failure of posterior composites. This workshop is designed to help attendees enhance their confidence, expertise, and productivity. We’ll discuss step-by-step, innovative protocols for preparation, placement, and finishing to achieve precise margins, consistent contacts, and eliminate sensitivity. All demonstrations will be conducted under high magnification using a dental microscope. Attendees will leave equipped to implement efficient, evidence-based techniques for successful Class I, II, and Class V restorations on Monday morning.