COURSE OUTLINE

Learn minimally invasive treatment modalities for veneer and partial veneer for excellent reproduction of the tooth structure with focus on the importance of diagnostic wax up, teeth preparation, the provisional stage, the bonding protocol and cementation strategy for adhesive restoration.

Learning Objectives:

• Describe the fundamental principles of veneer and partial veneer preparation

• Explain preparation of indirect veneer and partial veneer, designs, type of margins and provisional stages.

• Discuss various impression techniques for veneer/ partial coverage.

• Identify the available luting cements that are suitable for individual cases.

• Discuss the importance of surface treatments prior to the cementation procedure.

• Discuss the importance of pre-record comprehensive diagnostic work-out, mockup / wax.

*Hands-on included

COURSE OUTLINE

What you will learn:

1. Segmental focus on 2 aspects of Endodontics that enhance the outcome of root canal treatments after rotary instrumentation.

2. Irrigation and obturation to be done under magnification with indirect vision and rubber dam isolation.

3. Exposure to magnification, ultrasonics and heated obturation equipment.

4. Workshop entails

• Refining access cavities on natural teeth

• Rotary Vs Reciprocating file exposure on acrylic blocks and natural teeth

• Refining Irrigation protocol and activation of irrigants

• Obturation technique with bioceramic sealer and troubleshooting

What you will learn:

Part 1: Essential Theories (3S Concept: Swiftly, Smoothly and Safely)

1. Patient evaluation and management

• Relevant medical history

• Assessment and classification of impacted third molar with radiographic evaluation

• Indication for surgical removal

• Informed consent: Patient expectations, risk and complications of surgery

2. Surgery

• Preoperative pharmacotherapy: Pre-emptive analgesia and antibiotic prophylaxis

• Equipment and armamentarium with key infection control measures

• Anaesthesia techniques, and role of nitrous oxide and intravenous sedation

• Surgical removal of impacted tooth: Flap Design, guttering of bone, sectioning of tooth techniques, suture and wound closure techniques

3. Post-operative care

• Instructions and pharmacotherapy

• Follow-up appointment protocol

4. Management of complications

• Key intra-operative difficulties

• Post-operative (early and late onset) issues

Part 2: Live Surgery

Part 3: Hands-on Practice on Impacted Tooth-Jaw Model

PART I: PERIODONTOLOGY
 
• Introduction to Periodontology: Biological and clinical concepts
• New Classification of Periodontal Disease
• Principles of non-surgical and surgical therapy
• Role of Periodontics in daily clinical practice and multidisciplinary settings: Treatment planning and management of patients with periodontal diseases
• Practical tips for good clinical practice

 Hands-on:   
• Periodontal examination on clinical partners
• Introduction to instruments and periodontal charts
• Tips for efficient debridement
• Role play for effective communication

PART II: IMPLANTOLOGY
• Introduction to implantology: Biological and clinical concepts
• SAC Classification and selecting the right cases
• Principles of dental implant planning and general surgical procedure
• Dental implant prosthetics
• Introduction to digital implantology

Hands-on:
• Introduction to armamentarium
• Drilling protocol
• Placement of dental implants (guided)
• Basic suturing techniques