Ceramic Veneers Series

Lecture | Hands-on | Clinic*

March 5 and April 1-2, 2011

24 CE & AGD Credits

AACD Recommended Private Education Course

Introduction

"Ceramic Veneers Series" is a didactic and hands-on program designed for both dentists that have done less than 100 veneers and those comfortable with their basic skills but would like to advance to the next level. The purpose of this three-day series will be to teach all participants, the skills necessary, to successfully place ceramic veneers and introduce them to more advanced procedures. Ceramic veneers can be used as a conservative alternative to traditional crowns for restoring teeth and correcting esthetic problems. They also provide a highly esthetic alternative to bleaching and bonding. Ceramic veneers are a fundamental component of any "esthetic dentist’s" armamentarium and can significantly contribute to an improved bottom line.

The beauty of ceramic veneers is that they can be successfully placed by any dentist that is willing to learn the basic techniques. If you are currently not providing ceramic veneers in your practice on a regular basis or do not feel confident placing veneers after doing a few cases, this course will provide you with the skills necessary to gain that confidence.

*People who attend this course have the choice of optional live patient clinic (additional clinic fees apply).

Topics

  1. Matching veneers to adjacent crowns & implant restorations
  2. Treating teeth with different shades
  3. Introduction to ceramic veneers
  4. Avoiding failures and problems
  5. Diagnosis, when to consider ceramic veneers
  6. Patient communications and treatment planning
  7. Pre-restorative esthetic analysis and treatment
  8. Psychology of Success
  9. Clinical techniques from A to Z
  10. Fundamentals of tooth preparation
  11. When to prepare and when not to
  12. Advanced preparation techniques
  13. "Full Veneers"
  14. Non-orthodontic repositioning
  15. Tissue management
  16. Conservative alternatives
  17. Esthetic analysis, control, and achievement
  18. Color control, Ceramic-staining
  19. Opacity control, the KEY to esthetic success
  20. Dealing with problems: sensitivity, patients acceptance
  21. Veneer try-in, chair-side color and opacity modification
  22. Provisionals made easy and healthy
  23. Cementation, finishing and polishing
  24. Impressions, 100% of the time
  25. Extensive hands-on laboratory experience
  26. Laboratory communication
  27. Laboratory fabrication
  28. Evaluation of ceramic alternatives
  29. Selection criteria for esthetic materials
  30. Hands-on: extensive experience on most topics

Faculty

Dr. Bruce J. CrispinBruce J. Crispin, DDS MS, received a DDS in 1972 and an MS in 1975 (Fixed Prosthodontics) from the University of Michigan. He is a Diplomate of the American Board of Prosthodontics, Professor emeritus from UCLA and an alumni member of Omicron Kappa Upsilon. He founded the UCLA Center for Esthetic Dentistry as well as "Esthetic Professionals", an educational, patient care, and laboratory facility in Tarzana, CA.

Dr. Crispin has published over 45 research and professional publications including the textbook "Contemporary Esthetic Dentistry: Practice Fundamentals". He has lectured extensively both nationally and internationally for the past 30 years.

The focus and scope of Dr. Crispin’s practice is on Esthetic Restorative Dentistry and Conservative Treatments to Reconstructions and Implants. His esthetic hands-on programs are in great demand and have widely imbued great value to the dental practitioner.

Tuition

$1,995

$1,000 for Non-dentist staff. 25% discount for staff attending with dentist

To register

Click here to download the registration form. This form is available in PDF format and is best viewed with the latest, free Adobe Acrobat Reader program.

Registration form submitted to Esthetic Professionals must be clear, legible, and on good quality 8.5-inch by 11-inch white paper.

If you have difficulty downloading or printing the registration form, you may also request it by mail or by phone (877) EP4-DDS1 (374-3371).

Refund and Cancellation Policy

Cancellations must be submitted in writing, signed, and are dated when received at EP. If cancellations are made 30-60 days before the start of the program, 25% of the total tuition must still be paid.100% of the total tuition is transferable to another program for one year with no penalties. If cancellations are made 0-30 days before the start of the program, 50% of the total tuition must still be paid.75% of the total tuition is transferable to another program for one year. If cancellations are made after the start of the program, 100% of the total tuition must still be paid.50% of the total tuition is transferable to another program for one year. Esthetic Professionals reserves the right to cancel any program seven days prior to the starting date. 100% refunds will be given or transferred to another program.

Dates

Part I March 5, 2011

Part II April 1, 2011

Part III April 2, 2011

24 CE and AGD Credits

"An individual course which displays the AACD Recommended Private Education Course logo has a curriculum recommended by the American Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry. It may prove helpful in gaining knowledge necessary for the Academy's Accreditation credential. Successful completion of this course does not guarantee Accreditation. Additional information about the Accreditation credentialing process is available by contacting the AACD at 800-543-9220 or www.aacd.com."