Description
Build your very own restorative approach of composite veneers, having studied the most demanded techniques in modern aesthetic dentistry in this course:
- The matrix guided technique
- Free-hand technique
- The flow injection technique
- Monochromatic layering technique
- Polychromatic layering technique
- Single veneer and color matching.
First of all, patients evaluate the aesthetic result. This is exactly the course that will increase the patient's appreciation of your work!
Lesson list:
- Color in aesthetics: the science and beauty behind direct composite veneer restorations
- Single composite veneer: corrections of shape and color
- The flow injection technique
- Monochromatic and polychromatic layering techniques. From material selection to finishing and polishing
- Free-hand technique
- Matrixing strategies: simplifying composite veneer restorations
- Modern anterior composite veneer techniques
Presented By: David Gestakovski, Arthur R. Volker, Bora Korkut, Gustavo Pasarelli Petris, Stefano Gelli, Pantelis Kouros
7 Videos - Duration: 9 hours & 48 min - Files size: 3 GB
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