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• Using Removable Aligner Trays in Mixed Dentition • Aligner Market with Growing Patients • Expansion, Distalization, Bite Opening • Open Bite, Deep Bite and Crossbite • “The Utility Arch Effect” • Growth Management • Serial Extraction • Canine Impaction Retrieval • Lower the Risk of Decay and Decalcification • How to Reduce Staging and Appliance Needs • Case Selection –…

• Using Removable Aligner Trays in Mixed Dentition • Aligner Market with Growing Patients • Expansion, Distalization, Bite Opening • Open Bite, Deep Bite and Crossbite • “The Utility Arch Effect” • Growth Management • Serial Extraction • Canine Impaction Retrieval • Lower the Risk of Decay and Decalcification • How to Reduce Staging and Appliance Needs • Case Selection – Who Should (and Shouldn’t) Get Aligners? • Comparing Appliances: Utility Arch, Headgear, RPE, TPA, Bionator, Quad Helix, Aligners

Programme Highlights Doctors will be shown how to take proper orthodontic records including study models, intra-oral photos and extra-oral photos. The records will then be analysed to break down the diagnosis into 1 of 36 possible malocclusion types. A treatment plan will be formulated to divide the orthodontic problems into functional influences, orthopaedic concerns and orthodontic considerations.…

Programme Highlights Doctors will be shown how to take proper orthodontic records including study models, intra-oral photos and extra-oral photos. The records will then be analysed to break down the diagnosis into 1 of 36 possible malocclusion types. A treatment plan will be formulated to divide the orthodontic problems into functional influences, orthopaedic concerns and orthodontic considerations. Doctors will be given a thorough overview of dentofacial growth and facial aesthetics. Programme Outline Introduction to contemporary orthodontic treatment objectives Difference between traditional and functional orthodontics Skeletal classification system Dental division Vertical dimension of the face Assessing facial growth Myo-functional problems Airway evaluation Evaluation of the TMI Introduction to cephalometrics Benefits of early orthodontic intervention Aetiology of malocclusions Informed consent Growth of the maxilla Growth of the mandible Arch development techniques Preventing impacted canines Treatment of tongue tie Evaluation of the smile line Introduction of computerised software to aid diagnosis and treatment planning Further event information

Watch this online lecture series by Dr Dale Rosenbach if you want to feel less stress when making clinical decisions about how choose the right treatment for your patients. In this online presentation, Dr Dale Rosenbach discusses the basic principles of extraction socket physiology through to socket classifications. He will provide sufficient rationale for why atraumatic extraction techniques can be…

Watch this online lecture series by Dr Dale Rosenbach if you want to feel less stress when making clinical decisions about how choose the right treatment for your patients. In this online presentation, Dr Dale Rosenbach discusses the basic principles of extraction socket physiology through to socket classifications. He will provide sufficient rationale for why atraumatic extraction techniques can be beneficial for your patient and why it is an ideal solution for facial soft and hard tissue dimensions. It often takes more time and effort to section teeth carefully taking them out to preserve bone and sockets for best patient care. The information provided in this presentation will argue the benefits of Atraumatic Exodontia for greater success, by understanding the science and numbers behind the surgery. Further event information

GC is proud to offer a series of continuing professional development online programmes. These programmes are designed to relate to your daily practice and enhance your role in providing exceptional patient care. Our online course is designed to have a short lecture component and a live demo component in a 1-hr session. You will have the opportunity to ask questions as well as watch a live demonstration…

GC is proud to offer a series of continuing professional development online programmes. These programmes are designed to relate to your daily practice and enhance your role in providing exceptional patient care. Our online course is designed to have a short lecture component and a live demo component in a 1-hr session. You will have the opportunity to ask questions as well as watch a live demonstration on the technique while we are on the session. Now (e-)learning is easier with us! Further event information

Recently, a fibre reinforced composite filling material is introduced to clinicians which offers the ability to replace dentine and can be used in conjunction with a conventional composite as enamel replacement. Using this modern combination of materials, it enables biometric restoration of the teeth. The need to build a stronger foundation under posterior composites, a substructure that behaves like…

Recently, a fibre reinforced composite filling material is introduced to clinicians which offers the ability to replace dentine and can be used in conjunction with a conventional composite as enamel replacement. Using this modern combination of materials, it enables biometric restoration of the teeth. The need to build a stronger foundation under posterior composites, a substructure that behaves like dentine, a dentine replacement with fracture toughness and fatigue resistance similar to that of dentine - has made its way to help clinicians achieve better prognosis. In this workshop: - Learn how to efficiently restore an extended class II cavity using fibre reinforced composite as dentine replacement - Understand the importance of the use of an efficient and clinically proven adhesive - Learn simple occlusal build up with minimal finishing

This lecture and hands-on training will provide an overview on laser physics and history, diode laser tissue interaction, laser safety and regulations. LEARNING OBJECTIVES *Understand laser applications in dentistry * Understand basic science behind laser dentistry * Understand how lasers interact with dental soft and hard tissues * Understand regulatory environment and laser safety * Understand soft…

This lecture and hands-on training will provide an overview on laser physics and history, diode laser tissue interaction, laser safety and regulations. LEARNING OBJECTIVES *Understand laser applications in dentistry * Understand basic science behind laser dentistry * Understand how lasers interact with dental soft and hard tissues * Understand regulatory environment and laser safety * Understand soft tissue surgery applications * Understand perio treatment applications Further event information

Minimally invasive management of cracked, fractured and fragile teeth Over the patient’s lifetime their dentition is subject to a range of destructive forces which may decrease the longevity of individual teeth and ultimately the entire dentition. Caries, tooth wear, cracks, fractures, and previous restorative treatments can all result in severely compromised teeth with limited, and often weakened,…

Minimally invasive management of cracked, fractured and fragile teeth Over the patient’s lifetime their dentition is subject to a range of destructive forces which may decrease the longevity of individual teeth and ultimately the entire dentition. Caries, tooth wear, cracks, fractures, and previous restorative treatments can all result in severely compromised teeth with limited, and often weakened, remaining tooth structure. While complex restorative options involving fixed prosthodontics will provide suitable solutions in many cases, they may in some circumstances further weaken the tooth by removing sound tooth structure. There are situations when more conservative and less costly alternatives need to be considered for patients. ​This lecture and hands-on workshop will look at a range of clinical situations involving weakened and functionally fatigued teeth and discuss the conservative restorative management of these teeth to preserve the remaining tooth structure and maintain the patient’s dentition. Further event information

Minimally invasive management of cracked, fractured and fragile teeth Over the patient’s lifetime their dentition is subject to a range of destructive forces which may decrease the longevity of individual teeth and ultimately the entire dentition. Caries, tooth wear, cracks, fractures, and previous restorative treatments can all result in severely compromised teeth with limited, and often weakened,…

Minimally invasive management of cracked, fractured and fragile teeth Over the patient’s lifetime their dentition is subject to a range of destructive forces which may decrease the longevity of individual teeth and ultimately the entire dentition. Caries, tooth wear, cracks, fractures, and previous restorative treatments can all result in severely compromised teeth with limited, and often weakened, remaining tooth structure. While complex restorative options involving fixed prosthodontics will provide suitable solutions in many cases, they may in some circumstances further weaken the tooth by removing sound tooth structure. There are situations when more conservative and less costly alternatives need to be considered for patients. ​This lecture and hands-on workshop will look at a range of clinical situations involving weakened and functionally fatigued teeth and discuss the conservative restorative management of these teeth to preserve the remaining tooth structure and maintain the patient’s dentition. Topics include Restoration of the large posterior restoration Interproximal contacts and functional anatomical form Open and closed sandwich restorations Management options for cracked cusps/teeth Cusp and tooth reinforcement techniques Internal and external tooth bracing Fibre reinforced restorations Direct and semi-direct restorative options Prevention of catastrophic failure Conservative restoration as a precursor to complex restoration Further event information

Directly constructed bridges with the use of fibre reinforced composites has been gaining popularity in dentistry because of its ability to give the dentists different treatment options depending on the needs of the patient. The aim is to restore the teeth in a biometric way with less tooth preparation to conserve as much healthy tooth structure as possible. The workshop will provide: - Simple techniques…

Directly constructed bridges with the use of fibre reinforced composites has been gaining popularity in dentistry because of its ability to give the dentists different treatment options depending on the needs of the patient. The aim is to restore the teeth in a biometric way with less tooth preparation to conserve as much healthy tooth structure as possible. The workshop will provide: - Simple techniques using the everStick fibre reinforced composite materials in synergy with a range of aesthetic and high strength composites - Hints and tips to assist in ensuring successful treatment outcomes - Clinical information which are useful in case selection and treatment planning

The use of composite restorative materials has been an inevitable part of everyday practice. Most commonly, patients demand a fast, good and an inexpensive restoration. Techniques have been developed which enable the dentists to accomplish the art of creating accurate and visually pleasing restorations with the use of composites. These materials can help you attain superior aesthetics and long-lasting…

The use of composite restorative materials has been an inevitable part of everyday practice. Most commonly, patients demand a fast, good and an inexpensive restoration. Techniques have been developed which enable the dentists to accomplish the art of creating accurate and visually pleasing restorations with the use of composites. These materials can help you attain superior aesthetics and long-lasting restorations. In this workshop, you will learn: - How to do a class IV cavity restoration in simple and achievable steps - Hints and tips on how to do layering in an efficient workflow - To maximise the potential of your composite material and see natural tooth aesthetics can be created easily in a shorter time - Easy to follow finishing and polishing techniques