A New Era in Conservative Esthetic and Adhesive Dentistry

This CE webinar will examine how technology has made it possible for clinicians to turn any prepped veneer case into a no-prep case, making our treatment much more conservative, and more acceptable to the patient. With today’s high-strength ceramics and adhesive cementation protocols, veneers can be made as thin as 0.3mm, making esthetic no-prep veneers possible, if the teeth are in the correct position and you're utilizing an esthetic, adhesive cement. No-prep veneers are more difficult to seat than prepped veneers or crowns, and a live demonstration will show a seating technique to mitigate those difficulties and the proper cementation protocol to create lasting, esthetic restorations.    (enter class)

Clinical Efficiency in Modern Direct Restorative Dentistry: Work Smarter Not Harder

Current economic trends show flat reimbursements, while all of our costs rise. In order to remain profitable, dentists must work more efficiently. Fortunately, we have advances in direct restorative and adhesive dentistry that can allow for working faster and smarter while having great clinical success. This CE webinar will examine the fundamentals of working efficiently and effectively with today's high output curing lights, universal adhesives and bulk fill restorative materials. We will also examine placement techniques that facilitate excellent restorative outcomes.    (enter class)

OptraDam Plus and OptraGate

OptraDam Plus is based on an innovative, three-dimenional technique to establish a completely dry treatment field.

Due to its anatomical shape and flexible, three-dimensional design, OptraDam is completely different from conventional rubber dams. As the dam is automatically stretched in an oral direction, an automatic hold of the device in the oral cavity is ensured. OptraDam is available in the adult sizes “Regular” and "Small".

OptraGate is a latex-free lip and cheek retractor. The aid’s unique flexibility and elasticity make it comfortable to wear and assist patients to keep their mouth open.    (enter class)