BioMorphology In Restorative Dentistry
Mastering Anterior Morphology & Composites
The course is aimed at general dentists, specialists, and dental technicians interested in being able to obtain correct functional dental morphology and aesthetics in their daily clinical practice, using drawing as a means of learning to perceive proportions, lines, light reflections and deflection areas as well as anatomic details.
The course is designed to teach in depth and accurate tooth morphology of anterior teeth and the transfer of this morphology to teeth requiring restoration with composites. Guided though audio-visual observation and lecture, delegates will be taught detailed anatomy of anterior teeth, followed by learning how to draw these teeth and then finally learning how to transfer this detailed anatomy to anterior composite restorations.
Delegates will be mentored throughout the course and all techniques and instruments, necessary to obtain correct morphology in composite, will be shown and taught.
Duration: 2 Days (11:30am to 6:00pm)
Cost: £395 + VAT
Date: 24th & 25th Oct 2020
Method Of Delivery: Online
A secure individual link will be sent prior to commencement of the course.
Draw it.
Train your morphology skills to make it part of your brain-hand-eye connection
Delegates will learn in depth, tooth morphology of posterior teeth by lecture, guided observation of audiovisual material including detailed drawings and photographic records of natural permanent teeth.
Delegates will then achieve this morphology through live 2D drawing of each anatomical component of the permanent dentition whilst understanding the functional component of each given shape of anatomy.
Visualise it.
Picture how it should be shaped to make it more functional
Delegates will follow these drawings in parallel, while being constantly mentored and feedback is provided in real time.
After drawing each tooth, delegates will be taught how to build accurate anatomy using composite.
Say goodbye to flat and incorrect anatomical composite placement.
Build it.
Let your hand and knowledge build a functional long lasting restoration
At the end of the course, each delegate will have the ability to recognise, perceive and reconstruct all the biomorphologic structures of the posterior teeth efficiently and correctly.
Delegates will have deep knowledge of occlusal, functional, and adhesive dentistry including clinical tips, tools and useful techniques to improve clinical practice.
The course is delivered by Vassnia Nizama
