Dr. Steven Ancowitz Module participants investigate rotational path of insertion, how RPD s work, advantages and limitations of extracoronal attachments, ERA, Compass and ASC-52. Conventional esthetic clasping, encirclement and stability design clasps will be examined. Participants are to bring a mounted, documented case for round table discussion. This module establishes skills needed to place direct composite veneers and indirect porcelain veneers to neutralize discolored teeth. This module focuses on the successful placement of composite restorations, and porcelain and composite veneers.
Emphasis is upon techniques for the predictable control of hard and soft tissue and oral fluids.
This module aids participants in understanding components of the reinforced restoration and its limitations. Participants will identify criteria for proper case selection, choose clinical steps to complete the restoration and recognize and outline correct lab procedures and techniques. This is a comprehensive program in the conservative restoration of posterior teeth using direct resin and indirect esthetic inlays and onlays. Participants will have the opportunity to treat live patients by placing Class II direct resin restorations, prepare and place esthetic inlays and onlays using the latest esthetic materials and adhesive technologies that respect the principles of function. This very focused program will provide an educational experience to generate immediate in-office results for participants.