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Cosmetic Dentistry 8 Days Course

2. INTRODUCTION
 Dr. Sachdeva Dental Institute certified
programme in Aesthetic Dentistry provides
the General Dental Practitioner with an
educational route to acquire the skills and
knowledge required of a Dentist with special
interest in the growing art of cosmetic
dentistry.

4. The unique features of this course
include:
 Delivered by a team of academics, many of whom
are world-leaders in their field.
 The course emphasis is placed on the clinical
component with a focus on a broad spectrum of
modern cosmetic treatment methods.

5.  This programme focuses on
contemporary practice, teaching
evidence-based principles and
systems to ensure an optimal
outcome for the patient and
practitioner.

7.  Opportunities to master advanced aesthetic
techniques using a variety of contemporary
materials during patient treatment
 Over-the-shoulder mentoring by remarkable
clinicians
 Practical treatment planning of complex
restorative cases

8. SESSIONS FOR TRAINING AND HANDS-
ON ARE AS FOLLOWS
SESSION 1
BLEACHING
 What is Bleaching?
 Why do we need Bleaching?
 History and Categories of Bleaching Types of
Bleaching.

9.  Mechanism of Bleaching Vital and Non-vital
Bleaching.
 Problems with Bleaching.
 Advantages & Disadvantages of in-office Bleach .
 Management of Sensitivity after Bleaching.
 Prognosis after Bleaching Home applied technique.
 Precautions and instructions.

11. SESSION 2
COMPOSITES RESTORATION
 Introduction to Composites
 Conventional Microfilled Hybrid
 Shade selection and tooth preparation for composites
 Designs for tooth preparation
 Indications and contraindication for composites
 Prevention of shrinkage and discoloration factor

12. SESSION 3
BONDING AGENTS
 What are bonding agents?
 The classification of bonding agents based on
generations
 How to apply bonding agents clinically

13. SESSION 4
DIASTEMA CLOSURE
 Introduction for esthetic procedures
 Isolation
 Shade selection
 Usage of matrix band
 Polishing the restoration to prevent discoloration

15. SESSION 5
REPAIR OF ELLIS FRACTURES
 Proper treatment planning
 Shade selection
 Isolation
 Tooth preparation
 Restoration
 Polishing the composite

17. SESSION 6
COMPOSITE RESTORATION
 Class I, Class II, Class V cavity design for composite
 Sandwich technique in deep cavity cases
 Retention features in cavity
 Rubber dam placement
 Prevention from shrinkage (from light and material part)
 Common problem with composites
 Matrix band placement
 Polishing

19. SESSION 7
INLAY AND ONLAY
 Introduction on appropriate treatment
 Cavity preparation for inlay and onlay
 Impression making
 Fixing the restoration
 Chair side inlay restoration
 Anterior Tooth Preparation (metal free restorations)
 Diagnosis and treatment planning

20.  Armamentarium required
 Steps in tooth preparation
 Gingival retraction Techniques
 Materials Demonstration
 Impression in FPD
 Materials Techniques
 Putty wash
 Custom tray Demonstration

21.  Temporization in FPD Direct method
 Materials Demonstration
 Material Science Discussion on ceramics
 CAD/CAM in dentistry
 Application in our clinics
 Shade selection Color science
 Latest advancements
 Cementation in FPD Materials

23.  Procedures Posterior Tooth Preparation
 Diagnosis and treatment planning
 Armamentarium required
 Steps in tooth preparation

25. SESSION 8
DENTAL LAMINATES/ VENEERS
 History and evolution
 Indications/contraindications
 Types Direct and Indirect
 Armamentarium
 Design considerations

26.  Steps in tooth preparation
 Isolation and soft tissue management
 Impression making
 Shade selection
 Temporization
 Trial and luting of restorations
 Precaution and maintenance

28. SESSION 9
SMILE DESIGNING
• )NTRODUCT)ON
• GOALS OF SM)LE DES)GN)NG
• COMPONENT OF AN EST(ET)C SM)LE
• The basic shape of the face
• Square
• Tapering

29. • Square tapering
• Ovoid
• The lateral profile
• Straight
• Convex
• Concave
• Vital elements of smile designing and their role
(dental composition)

30. • Tooth components
• Dental midline
• Incisal lengths
• Tooth dimensions
• Zenith points
• Axial inclinations
• Interdental contact area (ICA) and point
(ICP)

32. • Incisal embrasure
• Sex, personality and age Dentogenic
concept)
• Symmetry and balance
• Soft tissue components
• Gingival health
• Gingival levels and harmony
• Interdental embrasure
• Smile line

33. • Golden proportion Lombardi ,
• Recurring esthetic dental proportions
(Ward),
• M proportions Methot) and
• Chu’s esthetic gauges.
• Soft tissue component of smile design
• Gingival health
• Interdental embrasure (cervical
embrasure)

34. SMILE MAKEOVER
 Smile )t’s the one feature that immediately tells the
world how we’re doing!
 With age our smile can loose its vibrancy due to
discolouration, tooth loss, excessive grinding or decay
leading to cavities. Yet no matter what our tooth
trouble might be, there’s likely a solution for
everything from a one-day bonding to whitening
procedures, crowns and even gum contouring to give
your patient the smile they have always dreamt of.

36. ADDITIONAL FEATURE:
COSMETOLOGY PROCEDURES
 This course curriculum will also include a combination
of cosmetic medicine procedures such as:
 Botulinum Toxin-A
Dermal Fillers

38. SESSION 10
CLINICAL STEPS
 Diagnosis and treatment planning
 Importance of diagnostic waxup
 Use of a facebow and semi-adjustable articulator
 Anterior deprogramming devices
 Shade selection

39.  Tooth preparation
 Soft tissue management
 Impression making
 Temporization
 Trial and luting of final restoration.

41. SESSION 11
TOOTH JEWELLERY
 DISCUSSION ON DENTIST –LAB RELATIONSHIP
Instruction to the lab
Brief discussion on how to look out for a good lab
Assessing the quality of product you get from the lab
 LIVE PATIENT DEMONSTRATION AND WORKING
ON PATIENTS FOR ALL THE SUBSEQUENT CASES
GIVEN ABOVE