Module 1: Aesthetic Diagnosis & Analysis
This module offers a focused exploration of esthetic and functional dental analysis, emphasizing facial, smile, and tooth evaluations. Participants will learn how to assess and enhance both the appearance and health of the smile through an integrated facial and dental treatment approach.
A strong emphasis is placed on hands-on learning, allowing participants to apply key principles in real clinical scenarios. Using Digital Smile Design protocols, attendees will analyze selected cases and develop predictable, patient-centered treatment plans.
Designed for clinicians seeking practical and immediately applicable skills, this course bridges aesthetics, function, and digital dentistry to improve clinical outcomes and patient satisfaction.
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
Learn about organic occlusion where teeth are arranged according to the requirements of esthetics and phonetics.
Learn about the principle of light in dentistry and understand the nature of color and color parameters with reference to hue, value, and chroma. Discuss fluorescence, opalescence, translucency and metamerism. Identify factors that Influence Color Perception and affecting shade matching. Learn about Color Matching Clinical protocols and different tools used. Discuss different shade guide systems.
Recognize and diagnose types and the nature of tooth discoloration with reference to different etiologic factors.
Learn how to discuss and differentiate esthetic and cosmetic consideration. Recognize esthetic dental problems according to the etiology and identify best ways achieve high esthetic outcomes.
Recognize fundamentals, advantages, and disadvantages of Digital Dentistry Technology and understand the steps of complete digital workflow for patient care in the clinic.
Including facial, soft tissue, hard tissue analysis
Module 2: PRINCIPLES OF ADHESION
This module provides an in-depth understanding of the principles of adhesion and cementation for various aesthetic dental materials. Participants will explore the chemical and mechanical bonding mechanisms between aesthetic materials and tooth structure, as well as strategies to optimize long-term clinical outcomes. The course will cover key aspects of adhesive systems, preparation protocols, and the selection of appropriate cementation techniques for different restorative materials, including ceramics, composites, and hybrid materials. Emphasis will be placed on evidence-based approaches to achieve predictable, durable, and aesthetically pleasing restorations.
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
Explain the scientific principles of adhesion and their relevance to dentistry.
Discuss the role of adhesive forces at the microscopic level in bonding to tooth structure.
Analyze the properties of enamel and dentin and their implications for bonding.
Identify challenges in adhesion to different substrates of the tooth structure
Differentiate between etch-and-rinse, self-etch, and universal adhesive systems.
Highlight the advantages and limitations of each system in clinical applications
Identify the obstacles and challenges of adhesion to dentin and how to overcome
Discuss the impact of isolation, surface preparation, and contamination on bonding success.
Review strategies to optimize clinical outcomes with adhesive materials
Analyze the adhesive protocols for ceramic, composite, and hybrid esthetic materials.
Evaluate the factors influencing adhesive performance with different substrates.
Outline the steps for the proper cementation of indirect restorations, including veneers, inlays, onlays, and crowns.
Discuss the role of surface treatments (etching, silanization, etc.) and their compatibility with cement types.
Identify common challenges in adhesion and cementation and propose solutions.
Review the clinical implications of adhesive failures and their prevention.
Demonstrate how to integrate adhesive protocols and cementation techniques seamlessly into daily practice.
Highlight case selection and patient-specific considerations to ensure long-term success.
Analyze case studies to illustrate the practical application of adhesion principles.
Encourage critical thinking for troubleshooting adhesion challenges in real-world scenarios.
Module 3: MINIMALLY INVASIVE & PREVENTIVE AESTHETIC TREATMENT
This comprehensive theoretical and practical module explores the principles and clinical applications of Minimal Intervention Dentistry (MID), with a focus on the prevention, diagnosis, and management of enamel and dentin lesions such as white spot lesions, hypoplasia, and erosion.
Participants will gain an overview of contemporary treatment approaches ranging from non-invasive to minimally invasive techniques, including in-office and at-home whitening, resin infiltration, and micro- and macro-abrasion, presented from a multidisciplinary and innovation-driven perspective.
The hands-on component is designed to equip clinicians with predictable, minimally invasive esthetic treatment protocols. Practical sessions will cover microabrasion, gingival protection and isolation for bleaching, adhesive strategies, modern composite application techniques, and simplified finishing and polishing protocols for direct and indirect restorations..
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
Learn strategies to incorporate preventive care into aesthetic treatments for enhanced longevity and patient satisfaction.
Understand the role of diet, hygiene, and fluoride therapy in maintaining aesthetic outcomes.
Understand the concept and indications of resin infiltration.
Develop tips and tricks for managing early enamel lesions and white spot lesions.
Understand the principles and indications of microabrasion.
Learn step-by-step techniques to improve enamel surface texture and discoloration.
Incorporate a patient-centered approach that emphasizes preventive care and minimally invasive treatments.
Provide comprehensive treatment plans tailored to individual patient needs for long-term aesthetic results.
Discuss the importance of informed consent and involving patients in the decision-making process.
Emphasize ethical considerations and evidence-based practices in minimally invasive dentistry.
Familiarize participants with modern tools like magnification, digital imaging, and shade selection devices to enhance the quality of minimally invasive aesthetic treatments.
Learn strategies for managing more complex esthetic cases, including deep white spot lesions and dark discoloration cases & how to implement different treatment protocols together.
Use contemporary strategies including microabrasion, resin infiltration, application of remineralising agents and bleaching
Understanding the analogue and digital mock-up procedures: How to fabricate the transparent silcon index for injection moulding technique.
Mastering the injection of injectable flowable composite to restore the prepared tooth.
Mastering the technique of Finishing and polishing of composite.
Demonstrate proper isolation techniques for in-office bleaching procedures (on dummy-heads).
Apply the correct protocol for using professional bleaching agents safely and effectively.
Identify and troubleshoot common challenges during the bleaching process.
Module 4: DIRECT AESTHETIC RESTORATIONS
POSTERIOR DIRECT AESTHETIC RESTORATION
The theoretical component of this course focuses on the principles required to achieve functional and esthetic excellence in posterior restorations. Participants will review dental anatomy, occlusion, and composite resin manipulation, with emphasis on cavity preparation, bonding, layering techniques, shade matching, isolation, and modern light-curing protocols to ensure long-term durability.
The hands-on component highlights contemporary materials and techniques for direct posterior restorations. Through practical training, participants will refine skills in cavity design, anatomical contouring, layering, and finishing and polishing, enabling them to deliver predictable, minimally invasive, and natural-looking posterior restorations.
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
THEORETICAL PART
Identify the most appropriate restorative materials for Posterior restorations to achieve esthetics and function.
Learn effective way to remove Caries with maximum conservative approach.
Gain an understanding of how to preserve as much natural tooth structure as possible while removing esthetic defects.
Learn effective isolation and rubber dam application techniques especially in deep margins.
Learn how select and apply different posterior matricies in different situations especially sectional matrix systems to restore proximal contact.
Understand bonding techniques that ensure optimal adhesion between composite materials and tooth structure. (selective etch technique protocol).
Develop skills to recreate the natural anatomy, shape, and contour of posterior teeth using direct composite restorations.
Master techniques for finishing and polishing composite restorations to enhance esthetics and longevity.
Learn strategies for managing more complex posterior esthetic cases, including deep margin aquesition, back to back cases, and MOD cases.
HANDS-ON PART
To teach participants the techniques and skills required to effectively place and polish direct esthetic restorations on posterior teeth as Class I, Class II.
Learn how select and apply sectional matrix systems to restore proximal contact in class II prepared cavity.
To improve participants' ability to achieve natural-looking esthetic results as occlusal anatomy.
Develop skills in finishing and polishing restorations to achieve natural esthetic appearance.
Module 4: DIRECT AESTHETIC RESTORATIONS
ANTERIOR DIRECT AESTHETIC RESTORATION
This course covers the principles and techniques for direct anterior aesthetic restorations using tooth-colored composite resins. The theoretical component addresses tooth morphology, shade selection, material properties, adhesion, and layering techniques to replicate natural translucency and optical effects. It also highlights proper tooth preparation, polishing, and finishing methods to achieve long-lasting, highly esthetic results.
The hands-on sessions allow participants to apply these principles, restoring anterior teeth with natural-looking color, translucency, and texture while ensuring proper function and durability. Clinicians gain practical skills to deliver predictable, minimally invasive, and esthetically pleasing anterior restorations.
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
THEORETICAL PART
Identify the most appropriate restorative materials for anterior aesthetics, including composite resins, bonding agents, and finishing/polishing materials.
Learn effective shade selection and layering techniques to achieve natural-looking restorations.
Gain an understanding of how to preserve as much natural tooth structure as possible while removing esthetic defects.
Learn effective isolation and rubber dam application techniques especially in deep margins.
Learn how select and apply different anterior matrices in different situations.
Understand bonding techniques that ensure optimal adhesion between composite materials and tooth structure.
Develop skills to recreate the natural contour, shape, and texture of anterior teeth using direct composite restorations. Learn effective shade selection and layering techniques to achieve natural-looking restorations.
Master techniques for finishing and polishing composite restorations to enhance esthetics and longevity.
Learn strategies for managing more complex anterior esthetic cases, including diastema closures, discoloration, or chipped teeth.
HANDS-ON PART
To teach participants the techniques and skills required to effectively place and polish direct esthetic restorations on anterior teeth as Class IV, direct veneers.
To improve participants' ability to achieve natural-looking esthetic results as surface topography that blend seamlessly with the surrounding dentition.
Develop skills in finishing and polishing restorations to achieve natural esthetic appearance.
Module 5: INDIRECT AESTHETIC RESTORATIONS
INDIRECT POSTERIOR AESTHETIC RESTORATION
This course explores the principles and techniques for indirect posterior aesthetic restorations, focusing on tooth preparation, material selection, and adhesive protocols. Participants will learn the biomechanical and esthetic considerations essential for durable, functional restorations, including the latest advancements in ceramic and composite materials, precise impression techniques, digital workflows, and occlusion management.
The hands-on sessions provide practical training in fabricating posterior restorations such as inlays, onlays, overlays, vonlays, and crowns. Clinicians will refine skills in tooth preparation, material handling, adhesion, and shade matching to deliver natural-looking, long-lasting restorations, applying modern techniques directly to clinical cases for improved patient outcomes.
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
THEORETICAL PART
Gain knowledge of the principles of case selection, diagnosis, and treatment restorations.
Learn how to identify suitable cases for indirect restorations in posterior teeth.
Highlight the importance of proper occlusal adjustment and considerations in restoring function in posterior teeth.
Address how to assess and correct the occlusal scheme to ensure long-term restoration success.
Explore the types and properties of materials used in Posterior indirect esthetic restorations (ceramics, composites, etc.)
Explain the principles of cavity preparation for indirect restorations, focusing on preserving tooth structure.
Address margin placement, undercuts, and occlusal considerations specific to posterior teeth.
Learn to fabricate provisional restorations to protect the prepared tooth.
Learn the fundamentals of bonding and cementation for long-lasting restorations.
THEORETICAL PART
Perform accurate tooth preparation for various types of indirect restorations such as inlays, onlays, overlays, vonlays and crowns.
Get hands-on experience with traditional and digital impression techniques for high precision.
Learn to fabricate provisional restorations to protect the prepared tooth
Learn and practice the steps for cementation of indirect restorations, ensuring optimal esthetic and functional results.
Develop skills in finishing and polishing restorations to achieve natural esthetic appearance.
Module 5: INDIRECT AESTHETIC RESTORATIONS
INDIRECT ANTERIOR AESTHETIC RESTORATION
This course covers the principles and techniques of smile analysis and restorative planning to achieve optimal anterior restorations. The theoretical component addresses treatment planning, material selection, tooth preparation, and adhesive protocols, while highlighting aesthetic and functional considerations, digital workflows, and effective communication with the dental lab to ensure precise, high-quality outcomes.
The hands-on sessions focus on fabricating anterior indirect restorations, such as veneers and crowns. Participants will practice tooth preparation, material selection, adhesion, and shade matching, gaining practical skills to deliver durable, natural-looking restorations and enhance patient outcomes through minimally invasive, esthetic techniques.
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
THEORETICAL PART
Learn to fabricate provisional restorations to protect the prepared tooth.
Learn the fundamentals of bonding and cementation for long-lasting restorations.
Learn and practice the steps for cementation of indirect restorations, ensuring optimal aesthetic and functional results.
Master finishing and polishing techniques for optimal aesthetic outcomes.
Discuss the impact of digital workflows in improving accuracy and efficiency in indirect restorations.
Learn how to manage potential complications, such as debonding, marginal discoloration, and fractures.
Learn strategies for managing more complex anterior aesthetic cases, including crowded & malformed anterior cases.
HANDS-ON PART
Perform accurate tooth preparation for various types of indirect restorations such as veneers or ceramic crowns.
Get hands-on experience with traditional and digital impression techniques for high precision.
Learn to fabricate provisional restorations to protect the prepared tooth
Learn and practice the steps for cementation of indirect restorations, ensuring optimal esthetic and functional results.
Develop skills in finishing and polishing restorations to achieve natural esthetic appearance.