Restoring the periodontally compromised dentition (SW14-10-31-1)

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SubjectAdhesive dentistry
DescriptionDr Jansie Van Rensburg has developed a wealth of experience in fibre reinforced composite restorations by clinically doing them on a regular basis and also lecturing on this topic since 2003. Mr Richard Newman is a highly qualified and experienced technician. Together they have presented several hands-on courses and have guided the delegates through the use of fibre reinforced composites, light-cured composite, restorative materials, and their practical applications. The course will include:- Comprehensive background of fibre reinforced composite restorations; Periodontal splinting; Cost effective and minimally invasive ways to deal with the periodontally compromised patient; Direct composite veneers; Gum Shade composites; Layering of composites; Tinting; Polishing; Bonding agents; Tips and tricks! * Delegates are asked to bring their own curing lights for use in the practical sessions. *
VenueAlverton Manor Hotel, Truro - Cornwall  View details
Date & timeFriday 31 October 2014, 09:00 to 16:30
LecturersMr Richard Newman & Mr Jansie van Rensburg  View details
Target audience

Recommended: Dentist

Development outcomeNo development outcome
Course styleHands-on
Catering Meal
Core topic Not a core topic
CPD hours6:00
Cost£55.00
Aims

To provide an overview on how fibre reinforced composites can be used to restore the periodontally compromised dentition

Objectives

By the end of the day delegates should have a better understanding of how to:

1. Manage seemingly hopeless periodontal cases

2. Provide their patients with effective alternative treatment options to extractions and prostheses

3. Treat the periodontally compromised patients effectively and to stabilize their dentitions with fibre reinforced composite splints and restorations

4. Use a natural tooth as a pontic in combination with periodontal splinting