Core 6: Predictable Esthetics

  • St. Petersburg, FL
  • Starts Jan. 25 - 27, 2024 (Denver, CO); Feb. 01 - 03, 2024 (Charlotte, NC); Feb. 15 - 17, 2024 (St. Petersburg, FL); Sep. 12 - 14, 2024 (St. Petersburg, FL); Nov. 14 - 16, 2024 (St. Petersburg, FL); Dec. 05 - 07, 2024 (East Hanover, NJ); Feb. 27 - Mar. 01, 2025 (Carrollton, TX)
  • $6,595

This Dawson Anterior Esthetics continuing education esthetics course is a hands-on program that will assist the cosmetic dentist in taking those critical steps in accomplishing anterior restorative procedures at their highest level. Restoring anterior teeth and managing dental esthetics with predictability, truly represents the culmination of our understanding of how this intricate system is designed as we attempt to emulate what nature has originally created. Through the use of lecture, clinical videos, and hands-on exercises the restorative dentist will develop the confidence in diagnosis, material selection, preparation design and the creation of key indices to insure predictability in delivering exquisite anterior restorations.

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    • St. Petersburg, FL

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  • The Dawson Academy

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In Part 2 of our series on patient communication, we return to Dr. Mitrani’s practice to see how the buyer’s journey and patient communication tools employed in Part 1 can be applied to a comprehensive case.

Adhesion in Dentistry

Dental adhesion is crucial for practicing minimally invasive dentistry and obtaining predictable and long-lasting restorative outcomes.

Session 3: ALF Therapy and Cranial Concepts 101

Introduction to ALF, cranial strains and facial development, ALF basic design, treatment goals, patient selection, teamwork, and diagnostic records.

Program 2: Rosenthal Philosophy and Technique Expanded

Review of smile design principles and philosophy, facial aesthetic design principles for advanced cases, live patient prep and insertion, an introduction to implant placement in the aesthetic zone, and an advanced occlusion lecture.

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