Throughout this course, participants will learn the complexities of diagnosing and evaluating tooth wear, gaining knowledge into its aetiology and progression. We will focus on the various aspects of treatment planning, emphasising a patient-centered approach to achieve functional, aesthetic, and long-lasting results.

 

Key Course Objectives:

• Master diagnosis of tooth wear, recognising contributing factors and assessing the extent of damage.
• Understand preventative strategies for your patients to achieve long-term stability.
• Develop individualised treatment plans for patients, considering patient-specific factors and objectives, and incorporating a multidisciplinary approach when necessary.
• Acquire hands-on experience with a range of restorative techniques, including direct and indirect restorations, to effectively repair the dentition and enhance aesthetics.
• Understand the importance of balancing functional restoration with aesthetic outcomes, incorporating principles of smile design and color matching for patient satisfaction.
• Long-term Maintenance: Develop strategies for long-term maintenance and monitoring of restored dentition, ensuring the sustained success of the restorative interventions.