Provisional and Transitional Bonding Masterclass.

Transitional resin bonding is often used when extensive restorative treatment is required. Often dental treatment plans are complex and cannot be determined from dental articulators alone. Therefore, the best articulator is actually the patients jaws and its unique masticatory movements. When worn, maxillary and mandibular teeth can be worn to undesirable levels and the smile needs to be restored. Transitional provisionals enable the clinician and patient to make a diagnosis of where the best smile may be possible without any removal of tooth structure. We will discuss and demonstrate the use

Learning outcomes

1. What clinical dental records are required to develop desired smiles for patients 2. Choosing a provisional material that is durable and will last for their clinical situation 3. Diagnose and treatment planning with transitional provisionals 4. Conserving enamel to get occlusal changes 5. Use of provisionals for occlusal dysfunction 6. How to construct their own provisional stents

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