This course will show you how all oral surgery procedures can be done while working through the Dental Microscope. The lecture will present how working through the microscope 100% of the time provides maximum productivity so you can do more in less time. The lecture will present how six handed surgery with proper use of your clinical assistants can streamline your procedures while working through the scope. Everything from extractions of impacted teeth to implant placement can be done while using the microscope 100% of the time.
This course will lay out a clear process for how to restore the endodontically treated tooth with the maximum amount of natural tooth structure preservation. A thorough description of the science behind the bonding process both pre and post irrigation will be presented. The analysis of the integrity of the remaining tooth structure and how to fabricate the appropriate internal ferrule will be discussed and demonstrated. The lecture will present how to minimize polymerization shrinkage and how to minimize the internal stress on the composite complex. Once the endodontically treated tooth has been reinforced the student will learn how to utilize partial coverage ceramic restorations to restore full contour, strength, durability, and longevity.
The hands-on workshop will be an implementation of what is described in the lecture. The student will work on extracted teeth that have been
endodontically treated. The exercise will be an exact duplication of what the clinical will experience at the chair on a patient. The entire bonding
process, creating the reinforced core, then shaping the tooth structure for the ceramic restoration will be completed. The entire armamentarium,
supplies, products, equipment, and techniques will be made available to the student.
Clinical workers in dentistry have a high incidence of musculoskeletal disorders; one of the significant advantages of using the right magnification tool is that it improves ergonomics by improving our work posture. However, we have seen that the ergonomic potential of dental practice is not exploited due to a lack of information and basic knowledge of how to implement it correctly. By using the right magnification tool and concepts, participants will learn how to work without pain and alleviate the physical stress that plagues the dental profession. The goal is to promote a stressfree practice and the quality of clinical care provided.
How to work in the dental microscope in every quadrant. This hands-on workshop is for both new and experienced microscope users. The student will prepare teeth in every quadrant. Through proper positioning of the doctor, patient and microscope, the student will learn how to effectively place the mirror so that the microscope can be used in every quadrant 100% of the time.
Endo re-treatment is always a challenge in complex endodontics; the dentist must integrate resources, tools and technologies into clinical practice to solve specific cases and match them with simple and applicable guidelines. During the clinical management of root canals, there is always the risk of breaking an instrument inside the canal; depending on multiple factors, the management may be more or less complicated and may influence the endodontic treatment’s final outcome. Various instrument on the market help resolve these situations, or combinations of techniques and instruments designed for these purposes that, applied under mandatory magnification, could generate optimal results in the case resolution.
$600
Includes One Full Day of Lectures and
One Half Day Hands-On Workshop
(Also includes Lunch both days)
$395
Additional
Hands-On Workshops
(per workshop)
