Combine digital technology with sound restorative principles in this immersive lecture and hands-on workshop. Participants will spend approximately half the program working in Exocad, developing facially generated treatment plans and esthetic, functional restorative solutions. Learn to use virtual articulation and digital smile design, design and print provisional restorations, and apply principles of esthetics, occlusion and biology within digital workflows. Gain practical strategies for creating more predictable, efficient and profitable restorative workflows while improving clinical outcomes.

Combine digital technology with sound restorative principles in this immersive lecture and hands-on workshop. Participants will spend approximately half the program working in Exocad, developing facially generated treatment plans and esthetic, functional restorative solutions. Learn to use virtual articulation and digital smile design, design and print provisional restorations, and apply principles of esthetics, occlusion and biology within digital workflows. Gain practical strategies for creating more predictable, efficient and profitable restorative workflows while improving clinical outcomes.

Creating exceptional cosmetic results requires integrating esthetics, function and biology throughout treatment. This lecture explores how facially generated treatment planning and digital technologies can help build a thriving cosmetic practice. Participants will learn to incorporate digital photography, smile design and digital workflows to improve diagnosis, communication and case acceptance while integrating esthetic, occlusal and biologic principles for lasting results. Attendees will also develop efficient workflows designed to enhance restorative execution, improve predictability and profitability and elevate the patient experience.

The worn dentition remains a common and challenging condition in restorative dentistry. This evidence-based lecture examines the etiology, diagnosis and treatment of dental wear, including biological, functional and restorative factors. Participants will differentiate causes and presentations of anterior and posterior tooth wear, explore digital workflows for diagnosis and treatment planning and design occlusal schemes that support function and comfort. Attendees will also select restorative materials and treatment approaches for longevity and esthetics while identifying common misconceptions in managing worn dentition.