Understanding the anatomy and morphology of posterior teeth.
Familiarity with different restorative materials suitable for posterior teeth.
Proficiency in cavity preparation techniques, including minimally invasive approaches (Inlay,
Onlay, Table Top, BMR).
Ability to select and use appropriate bonding agents and liners for specific clinical scenarios.
Skill in proper placement and shaping of restorative materials to ensure functional and
aesthetic outcomes.
Knowledge of techniques for achieving proper occlusion and interproximal contacts.
Understanding the principles of occlusal adjustment and equilibration.
Familiarity with postoperative care and patient education regarding maintenance of
posterior restorations.
Ability to recognize and manage complications associated with posterior complex
restorations, such as postoperative sensitivity or restoration failure.
Course Curriculum
Deep margin elevation
Current strategies in dentine bonding
Biomimetic Restoration
Anatomical Build up techniques
Material requirements for indirect restoration
Treatment strategies for direct and indirect restorations
1. Understanding TMJ and the Muscles of Mastication
2. TMJ disorders - Pathophysiology and Diagnosis
3. De programming Principles and appliances
4. Key determinants of Occlusion
5. Centric Relation Recording and Face bow transfer
6. Knowing the articulators
7. Mounting the casts in centric in semi adjustable articulator
8. Mock up - Analog and Digital
9. Treatment planing of Full Mouth cases and lab communication
10. All about vertical Dimension
11. Equilibrating the case
12. Complex restorative therapy - Table tops, Onlay and Bio mimetic
restorations
13. Introduction of Digital face bow - centric recording - virtual articulation -
Start your journey to End to End digital solutions 14. Importance of
surgical intervention and the protocols involved
15. Complex Case Discussion from start to finish
16. Understanding the aesthetic requirements
17. Interpretation of TMJ radiographs and MRI
18. Full mouth implants - The work flow
19. Participant presentation on their case upto treatment planing
Learning objectives
Key Features:
Lectures and Hands on are tailored in such a way to best benefit all to
understand and learn everything in detail. All participants will be using the Kois
de programming appliance before module to understand the de programming
activity. Individual Face bow and articulator to all. Each participant will work on
her or his casts and mount them in articulator in centric and equilibrate the
same. Adjusting deprograming device will be made easy. Learning the tips and
tricks predictable Face bow transfer and Centric Recording will be the high light.
Hands on will also include Table top preps , temp placement and cementation.
To understand and read TMJ radiographs and MRI. All materials will be provided
to the participants , all you need is to come with an open mind.
1. Mastering advanced tooth anatomy.
2. Understanding the intricacies of tooth morphology including cusps,
ridges, fossae, and grooves.
3. Develop skills in shaping teeth using various tools and materials,
such as dental wax, composite resins and ceramics.
4. Gain knowledge of esthetic principles in dental sculpting,
tooth proportions and smile design.
5. Familiarize yourself with digital tools and technologies used in
dental sculpting, such as computer aided design (CAD) software and
3D printing.
6. An overview to show the smile design principles with the help of wax up
techniques.
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