Management and Aetiology of Acquired Tooth Surface Loss (SW-19-11-22-01)

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SubjectWorn dentition
DescriptionA whole day course consisting of lectures , group discussion and case presentations on this ever evolving topic. With the population maintaining their dentition for longer tooth wear is becoming ever more present and this course will cover minimal intervention through to overdentures. Rahat and Asma are always passionate speakers on their topics with Rahat being a Restorative consultant in Liverpool while Asma is working towards a PHd in composite restorative materials at the Leeds Dental Institute.
VenueThe Barn Function Centre, Berkeley - Gloucestershire  View details
Date & timeFriday 22 November 2019, 09:00 to 16:30
LecturersMr Rahat Ali & Callum Cowan  View details
Target audience

Recommended: dental foundation trainee, or Dentist

Development outcomeC
Course styleLecture
Catering Meal
Core topic Not a core topic
CPD hours6:00
Cost£90.00
Aims

1- To comprehensively discuss the aetiology, restorative management and maintenance of a patient presenting with non-carious tooth surface loss, with particular emphasis on the use of composite resin.

2- To discuss the different types of composite available on the market to manage toothwear.

3- To discuss current developments of LED light curing units and factors affecting optimum curing of composite resins which affect restorations longevity.  

Objectives

After the presentation delegates should;

1- Have a clear understanding of the aetiology of non-carious tooth surface loss.

2- Appreciate the different options available to manage tooth surface loss, including the use of full coverage crowns, overdentures and composite resin.

3- Be able to assess and work up a patient with tooth surface loss for treatment with composite resin.

4- Appreciate that a full contour wax-up and palatal matrix/index can significantly help the clinician to restore worn teeth with composite resin, especially if a layering technique is to be employed.

5- Understand the limitations, longevity and maintenance issues relating to the use of composite resin to restore worn teeth. 

6- Understand the current developments of LED light curing units and factors affecting optimum material polymerisation.

7- Understand how to evaluate your light curing efficiency and compare it to manufactures claims with tips on how to select your light curing unit.

8- Understand how to clinically achieve optimum composite resin curing to increase the longevity of the restorations.

Learning outcomes

1- To be able to diagnose the cause tooth surface loss on  patient.

2- To be able to more effectively treat tooth surface loss and be able to select the correct material and curing light.