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DVD Live Clinical Series: Esthetic Dentistry: 2 Layer Composite Restorations
by Dr. Didier Dietschi CE Credits: 2
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Presenter:
Dr. Didier Dietschi
(bio)
The gIDE Live Clinical DVD Series presents
clinical procedures perfomed Live by master clinicians on actual
patients with full narration. This all new Volume IV DVD in the series
shows the very latest in 2 Layered Composite Restorations for esthetic
results. Dr. Dietschi narrates his own procedures and presents the
treatment of 3 patient examples from start to finish.
Language:
English & Japanese Language
Running Time:
60 minutes
Content:
CASE 1: Composite Veneers
Placement
of 6 direct composite veneers on teeth showing severe incisal edge wear
and erosion, using a microhybrid composite for the replacement of
dentin and a nanofilled composite for the enamel build-up.
CASE 2: Class IV Restorations
Lengthening
and aesthetic improvement of 2 fractured upper central incisors using
the natural layering concept, which comprises the following layers:
-the lingual build-up with enamel, using a silicone index, -the dentin
build-up, -the placement of effect materials and -the final enamel
buccal layer.
CASE 3: Management of 6 Anterior Teeth
Aesthetic
deficiencies resulting from missing upper laterals and transposed
canines are corrected with minimally invasive techniques: enamel
recountouring of the canines and additive application of composite,
using the natural layering concept, for enlarging central incisors and
reshaping the canines and premolars to match with a normal smile
composition.
CE credits available >> click here for more info <<
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