Technique Workshop: Anterior Crowns

Despite the removal of enamel, the goal for crown preparation is always the preservation of tooth structure for long-term predictability, function and durability. In this course, Dr. Winter discusses and demonstrates three different anterior crown preps that conserve as much tooth structure as possible. Learn indications for minimal, conventional and extensive preps and the material options available. Watch close-up depth cut, reduction and refinement techniques using depth limiting and conventional burs.

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  • Robert Winter

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  • Spear

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Advanced Bone Grafting

Learn Advanced Bone Grafting Skills To Grow Your Dental Implant Practice. This is a hands-on with live patient training program that gives you the techniques and confidence to perform guided bone regeneration, sinus lifts, and sinus bumps. The Bone Grafting Challenge Do you want to offer top-tier dental care but hit a roadblock when it comes to pre-implant grafting? If you’re […]

Optimal Perio Techniques for General Practice

Learn about simple periodontal procedures include bone grafting, ridge preservation, crown lengthening, periodontal flap surgery, and mucogingival surgery; incorporation of many of these procedures will increase the success of subsequent implant placement, promote retention of natural dentition where possible, and improve overall gingival esthetics.

Direct Composite in the Anterior, Part 1: The Science of Composite and Shade Matching

In this first course of a two-part series, the clinician will learn how modern resin composites allow for predictable and esthetic results that rival those of indirect full-coverage restorations.

Restorative Esthetic Preventative Dentistry

See, use, evaluate and take home samples of the newest, best, highly essential restorative materials and techniques to increase your expertise in all phases of restorative dentistry and show you how to be more profitable in your everyday dental procedures.

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