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Blood withdrawal, using blood concentrates and bone substitute materials with Guided Open Wound Healing from socket preservation until complex jaw augmentation. Abstract: This one-day course offers experts in the field of regenerative dentistry comprehensive training in both theoretical principles and practical skills. The condensed format ensures an intensive learning experience focused on the essentials of regenerative dentistry. The course day is dedicated to a well-balanced combination of didactic instruction and hands-on practice. The didactic aspect, covered in the morning session, includes fundamental topics such as the basics of blood, blood collection, wound healing after tooth extraction, and current clinical findings in regenerative dentistry. Theoretical principles of regenerative dentistry, including the production and processing of blood concentrates, selection of augmentation materials, and the significance of socket preservation, are thoroughly conveyed. The practical part of the day encompasses essential skills training. Participants will engage in hands-on activities such as venipuncture, manufacturing blood concentrates, atraumatic tooth extraction using piezo technology, preparation and implementation of venous blood sampling, and the application of blood concentrates to bone substitute materials. Complex augmentation procedures are practiced, involving the generation of stable bone structures for implants and the application of tissue-level implants in combination with biologized bone substitute material. The course ensures a deep understanding of innovative augmentation techniques, addressing cases with low bone availability. Expert knowledge and the latest research results in the field of bone augmentation are discussed. Practical experience with flexible or preformed 3D titanium meshes is gained, providing participants with valuable insights into advanced techniques. In summary, this one-day course provides comprehensive training in both the theory and practice of regenerative dentistry, covering essential basics through to advanced techniques and applications. Participants will acquire valuable knowledge and practical skills to successfully apply blood concentrates, bone substitute materials, and modern augmentation procedures in a condensed and focused format.   Learning objectives: •Setting up the workstation for surgery with blood concentrates•Preparation and performance of blood collection•Preparation and processing of blood concentrates according to LSCC•Classification of bone defects in the maxilla and mandible and consequences of bone reconstruction•Biomaterials and their indication-based use in dentistry•Wound healing disorders and consequences for implantation•Biologization of Bone substitute materials (BSM) and collagen membranes•Production of sticky bone with different BSM•Case discussions•Presentation of tissue-level implants•Techniques for augmentation of vertical and lateral bone defects with simultaneous implantation

Direct Anterior Restoration Course Learning outcomes Understand the nuances of composite material shade selection and analyze common mistakes in this stage of the restorative process. Learn the protocol for shade selection when creating fragmentary restorations and analyze the optical density of various shades of composite material. Understand the optical and chromatic construction of restoration, including the author's concept of a layer configuration of composite material for teeth with different levels of translucency. Learn an effective protocol for adhesive preparation of composite material over a wide time scale, ranging from immediate post-polymerization to several years later. Understand the fundamental and philosophical foundations of aesthetics, including the true geometry of natural beauty. Explore variations in relief, including an atlas of forms, surface characterizations, and texture of anterior teeth. Focus on the incisal edges of canines and incisors and understand their importance in achieving natural aesthetics. Acquire special approaches and methods for effective finishing of composite restorations.

DU1: Predictable Direct Veneers Using Injection Molding TechniqueLecture:Prof. Hatem M. El- DamanhouryDate: Saturday, November 18, 2023Venue:RAK College of Dental Sciences

Digital Esthetic Dentistry: Simple and Predictable Workflow Date: June, 9th 2023 (Fri.) Venue: Total Core Academy, Dubai, UAE

The Official Launch of Yamakin Restorative Materials

Bonding and Luting: From Etching to Light Curing Total Core Academy, Dubai, UAE Bonding and Luting: From Etching to Light Curing 1-day hands-on workshop on Adhesive Dentistry Thursday - November 24, 2022 Prof. Lorenzo Breschi

Professional Style Italiano Certified Course on Indirect Anterior & Posterior Restoration (Part 2) The guidelines of modern restorative dentistry are adhesion and minimal invasiveness. The perfect knowledge of the advantages and limits of adhesive materials and technics is fundamental for all dentists: a superficial approach to the use of cemented materials may lead to failure and very long chair-work times.To know white materials, nowadays more than ever, means to understand their practical application, choose the ideal ones on the market from the mechanical and aesthetic point of view, understand when to choose indirect rather than direct techniques, to evaluate the use of composites not only in the conservative field but also in the prosthetic one, both for provisional and permanent solutions. This course has the main goal to let the practitioner learn useful techniques to apply immediately after the course in their everyday dentistry to boost the quality of their work, especially regarding function and aesthetics but always in a simple way.

Professional Style Italiano Certified Course on Direct Anterior & Posterior Composite Restoration (Part 1) We have heard many times that highly aesthetic restorations need sophisticated and complex approaches, only reachable to the “gifted ones”. What if I tell you that it is possible to teach and repeat a feasible method that allows you to achieve perfect restorations with a high rate of success. This approach consents you to do three things, rational color matching, exact reproduction of the selected color, and the ability to distinguish and learn from eventual mistakes. Material selection, layering technique, and morphology management are nowadays mandatory to mimic the slightest nuances from our patient\’s teeth, but always without getting into difficulties doing so.