This course is designed for treating the most complex cases. It will teach the clinician diagnostic skills and laboratory procedures in determining whether or not the case is treatable at a single discipline level. The areas of complexity will include severe crowding, open bites, and class III malocclusions. The clinician is required to have completed both Level I and II and have some experience in more complex cases. Each participant will bring a severely complex case from their office and develop a preparation plan that can be used instantly.
All cases require duplicate models.
He is also a laboratory technician, which has aided in the development of his laminate veneer techniques. Dr. Helvey has written several articles on clinical and laboratory techniques and has lectured internationally to dentist and lab technicians. He graduated from Georgetown University in 1976, and received his Mastership in the Academy of General Dentistry in 1997. Dr. Helvey also maintains a private practice in Middleburg, Virginia emphasizing restorative esthetic dentistry.