Indirect Restorative Foundational Courses Overview
These beginner-level courses are ideal for those new to the field or looking to refresh their basic knowledge. The two interactive courses will equip participants with the skills to utilize digital technology and workflow effectively, ensuring the delivery of high-quality dental care while repairing and restoring teeth. Additionally, participants will learn how to effectively present a diagnosis and treatment plan to maximize patient understanding of your recommended treatment plan. By the end of the Foundational courses, you will have a solid understanding of the essentials of indirect restoratives. This will enable you to progress confidently to our intermediate-level course series, the Procedure-Based courses.
Key Takeaways
- Reviewing digital smile and CAD/CAM design and manufacturing
- Reading 2D Panoramic X-Rays and CBCT radiographs
- Creating a systematic treatment plan for restorative care
- Understanding the value of high-quality dental photography
- How to produce digital and analog impressions
2 Courses
Restorative
Overview of Digital Dentistry for Indirect Restorations
This course concentrates on digital workflow technology principles, ranging from diagnostics and CBCT imaging to how to transfer patient photography to digital design software. Participants will learn how to design, manufacture, and scan crowns and bridges using CAD/CAM technology.
Diagnosis: Analog & Digital Approaches
This course gives clinicians insight into restorative and periodontal treatment diagnostic techniques. Participants will learn to produce digital and analog impressions and interpret radiographs and CBCT scans to determine the pulpal status of the teeth for proper tissue management.
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