CROWN & BRIDGE (MK110322)

Refreshments and lunch will not be provided because of covid , therefore please remember to bring your own on the day.

 Neil graduated from Guy’s Hospital with his BDS degree and several awards including the Newland Pedley award for the most clinically outstanding student and the Saunders prize for best patient care. After working in several hospital senior house officer posts including restorative dentistry, oral medicine and children’s dentistry (community and special needs) he was accepted on to the specialist post graduate degree at Guys. In 2009, Neil was highly commended for the best young dentist award in 2009 in London. Following completion of his MclinDent in Fixed and Removable Prosthodontics and MPros RCS (Edin), he was recognised by the General Dental Council as a Specialist in Prosthodontics.

In addition to working in practice, Neil is currently a Senior Clinical teaching fellow at the Eastman Dental Institute where he lectures and teaches postgraduate dentists.

Recommended to all

Generate a different diagnosis and treatment plan based on evidence through the correct interpretation of clinical findings.

Determine patients dentofacial aesthetic requirements, identify the degree to which they can be met, discuss different options and manage patient expectations with regards to missing teeth

Understand which items fall within the NHS regulations and which do not.

Discuss consequences of this with the patient in a manner they can understand

By the end of the session delegates should :

Be able to increase patients awareness of understanding of treatment options and procedures by careful explanations and good communication skills.

Understand and demonstrate modern restorative concepts around fixed bridges including.

To have a good understanding of the physiological design of restorations

To be aware of optimal pontic design requirements

To be familiar with good marginal design

To prepare single crowns and also fixed bridge preparations to a high clinical standard