gIDEdental Online Residency Program in Esthetic Dentistry (CME VIDEOS)

60 $

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gIDEdental Online Residency Program in Esthetic Dentistry (CME VIDEOS)

Learn the tried-and-true evidenced-based protocols. Understand the underlying fundamentals. Gain confidence at every step. Achieve and enjoy predictably stunning outcomes.

This is not just a transfer of information, but, rather, 22 engaging, entertaining, and thoughtful lessons covering all the ins and outs of esthetic and conservative minimally invasive restorative dentistry from A to Z…with tips and tricks every step of the way. Includes 30 Hours of brand new online video content and 2 LIVE interactive sessions with Dr. McLaren and 30 CE hours.

PART 1 Artistic Principles

An overview of what is Esthetics and Esthetic dentistry? Contrasted to Cosmetic
Artistic Principles applied to esthetic Dentistry. Micro vs. Macro esthetics defined

PART 2 Esthetic Analysis

Analyzing the smile. “Macro Esthetics”: Evaluating FACIAL and Oral-Facial
Oral Esthetics (oral is defined as the relationships of gingival, labial and teeth)
Gingival esthetics as it relates to Oral esthetics, And Gingival esthetics as it relates only to the teeth i.e. DENTOGINGIVAL esthetics
Dental Esthetics 1: Inter-relationships of teeth: the esthetics the relationships between one tooth to another, the relation to the form and shape of the gingiva, and the general arch form the teeth create spatially
Dental Esthetics 2: “micro-esthetics”: Intra-relationships of teeth: the esthetic relationship to width/ length, form, and general texture and reflection patterns of individual teeth.

PART 3 Photography

• Photography for Dental Professionals 1
• Photography for Dental Professionals 2

PART 4 Photoshop Smile Design

Photoshop for Dental Professionals
Photoshop Smile Design Technique

PART 5 The Bonded Functional Esthetic Prototype and Restorative Design

The “BONDED FUNCTIONAL ESTHETIC PROTOTYPE” technique (BFEP)
Full Mouth Rehabilitation – Esthetic & Interdisciplinary Treatment Planning

PART 6 Contemporary Dental Ceramics: Which Materials For Which Case? When To Veneer? When To Crown? When To Inlay? When To Onlay?

Clinical Decision Making: When to Veneer Vs. Crown. When to Inlay vs. Onlay. When to Crown vs. onlay. The “Vonlay” concept for conservative minimalistic posterior esthetic reconstruction
Ceramic Selection in ESTHETIC AND MODERN RESTORATIVE DENTISTRY
Full Mouth Rehabilitation – Esthetic & Interdisciplinary Treatment Planning

PART 7 Minimalistic Anterior and Posterior Adhesive Preparations A to Z. Block out Restorations and Sealing Dentin

• Minimalistic Esthetic and Restorative Preparation design for Anterior teeth
• Minimalistic Esthetic and Restorative Preparation design for Posterior teeth
• Sealing Dentin and “THE BLOCKOUT RESTORATION”