PAED Esthetic 101 is an enhancement program of the academy which aims to provide quality and relevant training and instruction in the field of Esthetic Dentistry to Dental Practitioners who are just starting to appreciate the principles in their practice as well as to the seasoned clinician who would want Esthetic Dentistry as the core of their dental care service

1. COURSE FEES :
PHILIPPINE
PAED Esthetic 101 is an enhancement program of the
I. FULL COURSE ( Metro Manila ) –
ACADEMY OF
academy which aims to provide quality and
relevant training and instruction in the field of Esthetic Php 50,000.00 ESTHETIC
Dentistry to Dental Practitioners who are just starting to
appreciate the principles in their practice as well as to
Reservation fee: Php 5,000.00 on or before
April 30, 2010
DENTISTRY
the seasoned clinician who would want Esthetic Dentistry
as the core of their dental care service. One time payment: Less Php 3,000.00
Universal principles of esthetics will be extensively An Affiliate of the Philippine Dental Association
II. ABRIDGED - CEBU – Php 30,000.00
discussed within the tenets of relevance and practical CPE Provider
application on the field of Dentistry, particularly on Reservation fee: Php 5,000.00 on or before
comprehensive restorative and esthetic care of an June 27, 2010
individual. One time payment: Less Php 2,000.00
PAED
Participants will acquire the pertinent clinical and Course fee inclusive of the following:
laboratory competence to perform the most specific,
detailed dental procedures to fully integrate Esthetic
1. Breakfast, Lunch, and PM snacks ESTHETIC 101
Dentistry into their daily practice with confidence and 2. Hand - outs
3. Course kit and instruments
assurance.
4. Workshop materials such as Typodonts,
An Enhancement Course
Format includes lectures, discussions, evaluations, hands-
on workshops and demonstrations by PAED faculty who restorative materials, etc. in Esthetic Dentistry
themselves have undergone extensive training in UCLA to 5. Course Certificate upon completion of all I. FULL COURSE: ( Metro Manila )
further upgrade their level of teaching, and other workshop requirements and satisfactory
specialists as well. In general, the skills acquisition will be
experiential learning with the participants performing key
grade on performance. BATCH 13
procedures the output of which are monitored and Please pay only to authorized PAED May 23, June 13, 27, July 11, 25, August 8, 22,
evaluated for their continual improvement. officers and demand for a receipt. SEPT.5, 19,
At the end of the course, the quality of Dentistry of the OCT 3, 2010 ( 10 Sundays ) + 1 Day Ceramage
participants is certainly raised to a higher level. Fees are not refundable but transferable.
Workshop
REQUIREMENTS:
1. Must be a current PDA member.
2. Two 2 X 2 I.D. pictures. University of the East College
3. Payment of course fee. of Dentistry
FOR DETAILS: Please contact:
5. Instruments, low and hi-speed handpieces.
1. DR. MALU J. DE LEON – ESTHETIC 101 DIRECTOR 6. Disposable personal items.
malujdeleon@yahoo.com,
II. ABRIDGED – CEBU
7. Nissin or Columbia articulator.
(632) 635-0067, 0922- 8887670, 0920-9204801 BATCH 12
PAYMENT CAN BE MADE THROUGH:
2. DR. OLEGARIO G. CLEMENTE –CDE Chairman July 18, 19, 20
dr_junclemente@yahoo.com ; 0922-8410274 Banco de Oro - Ortigas Branch
Savings Account No. : 2860025053
August 1, 2, 3
3. DR. ALICIA C. RODRIGUEZ - PAED SECRETARY – Account Name: Philippine Academy of
doc.acr@gmail.com ; 7277752, 7249385, Esthetic Dentistry III. PAED – UCLA
0917- 8905407
Please fax deposit slip at 635-0067 with: ESTHETIC CONTINUUM
your complete name & contact nos.
4. DR. SONNY H. BURIAS – PAED PRESIDENT
March 2011
drsonnyb2@yahoo.com ; 2434181; 0917-8876669
* Present deposit slips on first day. ( PAED Esthetic 101 is a pre-requisite )

2. CourseFUNDAMENTALS Full Course )
I. Outline ( OF ESTHETIC
DENTISTRY
1. Diagnosis & Smile Design
a. Macro & Micro Esthetics & Smile WORKSHOPS:
III – INDIRECT RESTORATIONS
Design 1. Facebow registration and bite registration 1. Materials
2. Interaction 2. Direct or Indirect?
b. Smile Design Interaction 3. Diagnostic wax- up / Mock up 3. Inlay or Onlay?
4. Template fabrication 4. Crown or Veneer?
c. Clinical significance of Dental anatomy
5. Shade Selection 5. Impression taking
and Physiology 6. Photography WORKSHOP - impression & template
7. Isolation and tissue management making
d. Occlusion 8. Evaluation 6. Inlay & Onlay prep – lecture & demo
WORKSHOP – preparation Build up
2. Importance of Diagnostic aids and records 7. Veneer – lecture & demo
II-DIRECT RESTORATIONS
WORKSHOP
- Mock – up, x- rays, casts, pictures 1. Direct or Indirect? 8. All porcelain & PFM crown ( ant & post ) –
3. Treatment Planning / Esthetic Treatment 2. Choice of Materials and Adhesive Dentistry lecture & demo
Options 3. Glass Ionomer in Restorative Dentistry WORKSHOP – Anterior & Posterior
a. Over- view of all treatment options
4. Issues in Composites – F.A.Q and Techniques 9. Temporarization
b. Direct or Indirect?
( step by step & rationale of each step ) WORKSHOP
c. Veneers or crowns?
5. Anterior Esthetic- 10. Ditching – lecture & demo
d. Inlays or Onlays?
a. Preparation Principle WORKSHOP
4. Role of other fields in Esthetic Dentistry-
11. Cementation – lecture & demo
4.1. Orthodontic options b. Layering Technique / creating illusions /
12. Assessment of final restoration & correction
a. Minimal closing of spaces build-up
of errors & polishing
b. Uprighting of teeth 6. Posterior Esthetic- 13. Evaluation
c. Correction of single tooth crossbites a. Preparation Principle a. Preparations
d. Application of ready made trainer b. Proximal contacts b. Build – up
appliances
7. Finishing & polishing 14. Perio Esthetics
e. Minor intrusion / extrusion
WORKSHOP -
4.2. TMJ option – Management option in
WORKSHOPS – PREPARATION & BUILD UP a. Crown lengthening
increasing vertical dimension for
1. Diastema closure b. Semilunar flap
better patient’s profile
15. Restoration of Root canal treated teeth
4.3. Preview on perio – esthetics & 2. Class III, IV, V
WORKSHOP
implants 3. Direct Veneering with & without template
5. Marketing Esthetic Dentistry- Treatment 4. Class II, Onlay 15. Fiber Reinforced Composites
Plan Presentation 5. Finishing & Polishing WORKSHOP
6. Dental photography – Digital Presentation 6. Evaluation
for Esthetic Treatment Planning
7. Shade Selection
8. Isolation & tissue Management
9. Tooth Whitening
a. Vital bleaching
b. Non – vital bleaching