Learning Objectives

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