This training is essential for any rehabilitative dentist. It is the most popular course at the CEE for over 20 years.

Composites are the most versatile material in dentistry, and they can take your practice to a new level.

In this virtual classroom, Dr. Willhite will instruct you on how to create a composite restoration that is as attractive as porcelain veneers. You will learn how to consistently achieve successful results with composite veneers, Class III, IV and V restorations.

Don’t pass this opportunity to learn from one of the most experienced and accomplished educators in the dental field.

Module 1 – Introduction to composite resin and the layering method

Module 2 – A general description of composite materials; learn the 13-step protocol for any type of restorative situation.

Module 3 – Class IV exercise; learn the proper way to utilize a palatal mold, including the initial accumulation of language with composite.

Module 4 – Achieve the lifelike shape, the mylar pull method, primary anatomy and the way to achieve long-term success.

Module 5 – Class IV continued, the module learned how to achieve the best possible contacts and how to enhance the composite.

Module 6 – Secondary anatomy is discussed in depth; a template is provided for the diastema’s closure.

Module 7 – Establish your restaurations as a success with these essential steps. Create a translucent incision using tints and opaqueakers.

Module 8 – Inner-sculpting method; Class III and Class IV evaluation. Discover how to achieve proper angles of line.

Module 9 – The practical portion of the exercise involves the exercise of a large Class IV on a lateral, the purpose of this is to learn how to create incisal transparency with tints.

Module 10 – Attain invisible margins, avoid bubbles of air and learn how to color. A series of steps that is intended to smooth out the surface is revealed.

Module 11 – Class V, simple and easy to maintain repairs, dental considerations,

Module 12 – The practical application of dark matter via handover of a central core; Willhite reduces the complexity of the layering method.

Module 13 – Shade change involves using opaquers and tints to simulate sunlight. Recognize and mend flaws.

Module 14 – Advanced effects on the surface, the value of patient communication and how to develop your ideal practice.

The Complete Esthetics Course: Composite Additions

Presenter : Dr. Willhite, Corky

16 Videos – File size 4.3 GB