OHI-S Contact point effective posterior teeth direct restoration technique 7 lession 8h 6m

Contact Point: Effective Posterior Teeth Direct Restoration Technique
Presented By: Marco Maiolino, Gustavo Pasarelli Petris, Jorge O’Brien, Gökhan Dokumacıgil
7 Videos – Duration: 8hours & 6 min
One of the most “challenging” topics in direct restoration is the Class 2 restoration!
Thanks to our new training, daily work with Class II cavities will become an interesting challenge rather than a problem.
During the training, you will learn ALL stages of working with interproximal defects in molars and premolars:
– Anesthesia techniques
– Isolation and preparation
– Deep margin elevation
– Choosing the matrix system
– Restoration techniques and working with composite
– Finishing and polishing.
The OHI‑S Contact Point – Effective Posterior Teeth Direct Restoration Technique (7 lessons, 8h 6m) is best for restorative dentists, prosthodontists, and general practitioners who want to master predictable, anatomically correct posterior restorations. It focuses on achieving proper contact points and occlusal anatomy in direct composite restorations, ensuring both esthetic and functional success.
Who Should Attend

Restorative dentists & prosthodontists working on posterior composite restorations.
General dentists aiming to improve daily restorative outcomes.
Dental students & residents learning advanced restorative techniques.
Endodontists coordinating restorations after root canal therapy.

What You’ll Learn

Contact point management: techniques to restore tight, functional contacts in posterior teeth.
Direct composite protocols: layering, shaping, and finishing for predictable results.
Anatomical accuracy: recreating occlusal morphology for proper function.
Isolation & matrix systems: tools and methods to ensure precision.
Case‑based instruction: 7 structured lessons totaling 8h 6m of guided learning.
Troubleshooting: avoiding common pitfalls like open contacts or food impaction.

 
+ Topics:

1 Direct biomimetic composite restorations of structurally compromised teeth
2 Deep Margin Elevation (DME). Justification and techniques
3 Injection Molding Technique. Step-by-Step Protocol
4 Adhesion and composite selection
5 Cavity preparation
6 Class 2 restoration protocol
7 Polymerisation and finishing procedure