Comprehensive Indirect Ceramics Guide
From Laminate veneers to fixed partial dentures, end to end with Ceramic restorations and occlusion-muscular diseases, along with principles of tooth reduction and anesthesia. this comprehensive bundle contains everything you need to master Indirect Ceramics. Tune in and enjoy an integrated learning experience, with in-depth insights on critical topics such as Ceramic materials, when and why you should choose each option, to lectures on topics covering preparation and adhesion of partial and full coverage crowns. Dive deeper into the TMJ disorders and uncover the mysteries of occlusion, equip yourself with the basics of minor oral surgery, gain confidence and learn the underlying concepts of anesthesia. It’s a masterclass, time to be a master in Indirect Ceramics.
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What Will I Learn?
"You will learn - The case selection and how to put an accurate treatment plan. -Different bridge designs. - How to select the abutment according to (Pulpal condition-coronal portion- root portion). - How to make an accurate impression with fine details and how to use retraction cord in the right way." - Advantages and disadvantages of laminate veneers. - How to select the case, indications, contraindications, and how to establish the treatment plan. - Tooth preparation principles and different incisal preparation techniques. -how to make temporary coverage to preserve the tooth structure and provide the patient with the acceptable look. -Try in. -How to achieve the best veneer cementation. - The whole history of ceramics. - Classification of dental ceramics and different types. - Different ceramic materials (Oxides and hybrid) - Preparation guidelines in partial coverage(Inlay and only), and full coverage. - Bonding protocols in partial and full coverage. -The definition of occlusion and the occlusion-muscular disease. -Terminologies of TMJ and diffirent facial muscles. -Anatomy of TMJ and muscles of mastication. -Coordination between muscles. -Mandibular movements. -Centric relation and how to guide mandible to it. -Everything about facebow and articulator. -Occlusal adjustment of restorations. -The pharmacology of local anesthesia. -The contraindications of anesthesia. - Different techniques. -The complications of local anesthesia and how to manage.
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- Lecture 1.1 1.0 Bridge design
- Lecture 1.2 2.0 Criterias for abutment selection
- Lecture 1.3 3.0 Tissue retraction and impression making
- Lecture 2.1 1.0 Introduction
- Lecture 2.2 2.0 Advantages and disadvantages of laminate veneers
- Lecture 2.3 3.0 Case selection for laminate veneers
- Lecture 2.4 4.0 Preparation of laminate veneers
- Lecture 2.5 5.0 Impression procedures for laminate veneers
- Lecture 2.6 6.0 Temporization after preparation
- Lecture 2.7 7.0 Material selection
- Lecture 2.8 8.0 Try in steps
- Lecture 2.9 9.0 Veneers Cementation
- Lecture 3.1 1.0 Introduction
- Lecture 3.2 2.0 Definition and history
- Lecture 3.3 3.0 Properties of dental porcelain and crack behavior
- Lecture 3.4 4.0 Ceramic materials (when and why)
- Lecture 3.5 5.0 Preparation guidelines
- Lecture 3.6 6.0 Adhesion to ceramics
- Lecture 3.7 7.0 Recommendations
- Lecture 4.1 1.0 Intro to occlusion&occluso-muscular diseases (OMD)
- Lecture 4.2 2.0 Terminology & Anatomy (TMJ -muscles)
- Lecture 4.3 3.0 Mandibular movements
- Lecture 4.4 4.0 Conclusion
- Lecture 4.5 5.0 Centric relation
- Lecture 4.6 6.0 Face bow and articulation
- Lecture 4.7 7.0 Occlusal adjustments of restorations
- Lecture 4.8 8.0 Summary
- Lecture 5.1 1.0 Pharmacology
- Lecture 5.2 2.0 Local Anasthesia Techniques
- Lecture 5.3 3.0 Local Anasthesia Complications
- Lecture 6.1 1.0 General Introduction
- Lecture 6.2 2.0 Biological Consideration
- Lecture 6.3 3.0 Mechanical Consideration
- Lecture 6.4 4.0 Esthetic consideration
