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Day 1 and 2
7:00 am to 8:00 am Breakfast and Registration
8:00 am to 5:00 pm Workshop (Lunch 12:00 pm to 1:00 pm)

Today's CEREC technology is a tool for much more than simple inlays and onlays. Properly used, CEREC will produce highly esthetic posterior restorations with nearly perfect occlusion and contacts whether you are treating a single tooth or complete quadrant.

In this advanced course, you will learn techniques for prepping, designing, and bonding posterior CEREC restorations efficiently and predictably. You will also learn how to esthetically stain and glaze posterior restorations to rival lab results. You will lean practice management techniques for case presentation and integration that will make CEREC a more profitable part of your everyday practice of dentistry.

The result of attending this program will be a higher standard of clinical excellence, increased productivity and patient satisfaction leading to increased referrals and practice growth.

Syllabus:
At the completion of this program, you should be able to:

Understand proper preparation requirements for all creamic restorations

Predictably treat multiple units with perfect occlusion and contacts

Complete 3 posterior restorations with ideal form, symmetry, and occlusion in under 90 minutes

Use adhesive techniques that make your life simple yet effective

Esthetically stain and glaze restorations to rival the esthetics of a laboratory

Use numerous quadrrant techniques such as the "Divide and Conquer", "Sarmen", and "Virtual Seat"

Understand the advantage and disadvantages of each of these techniques

Predictably stitch models to avoid manual correlation

Understand the importance of the "Red Box"

Understand the advantages and disadvantages of the image catalog and the 3D preview model

Master the use of Database and Correlation design modes for optimum efficiency and esthetics

Present CEREC restorations to optimize case acceptance

Integrate CEREC into your everyday practice of dentistry

Appropriately delegate responsibilities to competent, qualified staff.