Anterior Composites – hands on (BE061020)

Recommended to all

1. To understand the science behind composite To understand the determinants of colour
2. To understand the natural layering concept To understand when to go direct and when to semi- direct or indirect
3. To understand how to manipulate direct composite in both anterior and posterior situations
4. To provide clinical tips on achieving the best aesthetic results

By The end of the course the Foundation Therapist should:

Know which items of treatment fall within NHS primary dental care regulations and any which do not, and can discuss the consequences of this with the patient in a manner he or she can understand.

Be able to Increase patients’ awareness and understanding of treatment options and procedures by careful explanation and the use of effective communication skills.

Understand and demonstrate how to remove carious tooth structure in preparation for restoration, using techniques which minimise unnecessary tooth damage and pulpal injury.

Understand and demonstrate the ability to restore carious teeth to form, function and appearance using a wide range of direct restorative materials.

Understand and be able to demonstrate modern restorative concepts around minimally invasive techniques.

Be able to discuss the charging structure relating to treatment provided for patients in general practice and other relevant clinical environments, including NHS dentistry, private fee per item and capitation schemes.