Dr med. dent. Eduardo Mahn, DDS,DMD How to replace, improve and create esthetic restorations based on a minimal invasive concept Course date: Sunday, October 02, 2011 03:30 AM (EST)
Due to their esthetic potential, ceramics have been the material of choice for the most demanding patients for many years. Unfortunately, ceramics are still associated with many compromises: aggressive preparation, short survival rates, cracks and brittleness.
Course starts at 13.00 hrs Indian Time (in India)
Modern ceramics are finally able to restore teeth in a truly conservative manner: The dream of being able to create crowns, partial crowns, onlays and veneers with only one material has come true. Exceptionally thin veneers and even "non-prep veneers" are a reality today. Other factors that influence the success of ceramic restorations are the proper choice and application of suitable adhesive systems and resin cements. Unfortunately, on the one hand, improvements in cements have prompted the industry to offer a real myriad of them, while on the other hand, only few options are available for esthetic cementation, and a few guidelines can make the decision quite straightforward.
In order to achieve a successful restorative outcome with this kind of materials, it is essential to make a correct diagnosis, to establish an appropriate treatment plan and to follow a pre-determined sequence of steps during the treatment procedure. With the development of computers, photography and software applications several new tools are available to clinicians, which are really valuable for most of the cases, especially when improvements in the smile are desired.
The lecture will present new digital diagnostic tools, imaging effects, photography tips and clinical cases, ranging from the diagnosis and treatment planning to the latest improvements in all-ceramics and the final cementation of the restoration. The attendees will be able to see completely documented cases in HD and dynamic photography from A to Z.
Participants will learn:
To understand esthetic parameters for a predictable treatment planning and smile design
To learn about the latest improvements in ceramics and cements as well as their limitations and new possibilities
To understand and learn how to master esthetic challenges with minimal invasive approaches
Esta conferencia se planificó para Asia, por lo que la haremos en inglés. Sin embargo si existe interés, no tengo ningún problema en hacerla mas adelante también en español. Podrías sugerirlo a DT study club.
Saludos
Enrique Estela
30 September 2011, 12:48 PM (EST)
Buenos dias, quisiera saber el horario extacto del curso, estoy recidiendo actualmente en Canada y por equivocacion en mi profile aparece (IRST) time 11:00. Espero su pronta respuesta.
Muchas gracias.
Dr med. dent. Eduardo Mahn DDS,DMD
30 September 2011, 04:03 PM (EST)
El horario será a las 1300 del domingo 2, Indian standard time, osea utc 5:30. Tengo entendido que en Canada tienen6 zonas, desde -3;30 hasta
-8 UTC. Tendría que saber donde vives para poder contestarte exactamente. Esa página puede ser de ayuda:
hola buenos días Federico Nolte desde Cancún, el horario de inicio será a la 1:30 de México?
Enrique Estela
02 October 2011, 02:44 AM (EST)
Ok muchas gracias, ya se el horario y estoy esperando el curso.
Saludos y suerte con la exposicion .
abinash prem kumar
02 October 2011, 03:45 AM (EST)
case selection for asthetic
MADHU SUDHAN
02 October 2011, 03:46 AM (EST)
Good after noon Dr Edwardo Mahn, This is Madhusudhan BDM from Ivoclar.
Dr. Dulal Kr. Saha
02 October 2011, 03:58 AM (EST)
How can I connect?
Dr. Dulal Kr. Saha
02 October 2011, 04:00 AM (EST)
Enable to connect you please help?
Christiane Ferret
03 October 2011, 08:27 AM (EST)
Dear Dr. Dular. The lecture is now available online. To view it, please do the following:
1) If you don't have an account already, please create one with your email and password
2) Click on the lecture of you choice
3) Press the Launch Button
Enjoy!
SAPAN GAJBHIYE
02 October 2011, 04:10 AM (EST)
I tried to view the free course of Smile Upgrade With All-Ceramics, I was not able to get the link though I am member of the same. Please do the needful if you can mail the same to me.
Dr med. dent. Eduardo Mahn DDS,DMD
02 October 2011, 09:24 AM (EST)
I am sorry if you could not see the course. As far as I know the course will be available after 48 hours in the website of Dt study club. Please contact them directly, and ask them how you can see it. It is normally possible to see the courses even weeks or months after...
Christiane Ferret
03 October 2011, 08:26 AM (EST)
Dear Sapan. To view the lecture, please do the following:
1) If you don't have an account already, please create one with your email and password
2) Click on the lecture of you choice
3) Press the Launch Button
Enjoy!
HARISH REDDY
03 October 2011, 01:43 PM (EST)
i loved the webinar.its awesome and useful.
Natalia Demianko
04 October 2011, 12:34 AM (EST)
Thank you very much. It was really helpfull. Waiting for the next one.
Natalia Demianko
luis saavedra
04 October 2011, 01:39 PM (EST)
Hola buenos dias Eduardo, cuando seria en español su conferencia? y en que horario?
Luis Saavedra
hermosillo, mèxico
Dr med. dent. Eduardo Mahn DDS,DMD
05 October 2011, 06:32 PM (EST)
Estimado Luis, gracias por el interes! Mira, no lo sabemos todavia, si gustas puedes escribirles directo a Dt study club, ya que ellos manejan y deciden cuando se haran los diferentes cursos.
Saludos
ankit desai
07 October 2011, 03:59 AM (EST)
hello sir........bcz of occasion i unable to see the full part of lecture.
i ll see it again as link provided.
i would lik to thank u for ur precious time and a knowledge provided by you.......
waiting for the next
Christiane Ferret
07 October 2011, 05:26 PM (EST)
Hello Dr. Desai. Simply log in with your email and password and click the button 'Launch Now'. Enjoy!
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