Name: Tools for Contemporary Dentistry Webinar Series [3] Posterior CEREC crowns
Start: 2026-04-12T12:16:47+12:00
End: 2026-04-12T12:16:47+12:00
Location: Tools for Contemporary Dentistry Webinar Series [3] Posterior CEREC crowns

- Photography Part 1: Dental Phography Fundamentals - Photography Part 2:Clinical, Portrait and Advanced Techniques - Posterior CEREC crowns - Posterior injectable composite

Learning outcomes

This lecture provides an overview to producing predictable posterior lithium discilicate crowns in daily practice. The single posterior crown is bread and butter dentistry for many New Zealand general dentists. This session will cover the full clinical workflow, from tooth preparation, intraoral scanning, crown design, through to final cementation. The focus is on practical techniques that improve accuracy, efficiency, and long-term outcomes. As well as some bonus tips on tricky scenarios, such as managing deep subgingival margins or abutment teeth for RPDs.

Speaker

Dr Byron Parkl BDS

Dr Byron Park is a general dentist based in Lower Hutt, New Zealand, with a strong focus on delivering high-quality dental treatment using the latest digital dentistry technology. Byron has broad clinical experience across restorative dentistry, endodontics, oral surgery, implants, prosthodontics and orthodontics. He has a particular interest in comprehensive diagnosis and multidisciplinary treatment planning. In addition to clinical practice, Byron creates educational material. He has written articles for the Institute of Digital Dentistry and case studies for 3Shape, and presented on topics such as dental photography, AI diagnosis, dynamic navigated surgery and digital dentistry tools. His teaching style is known for being clear, systematic, and highly applicable to daily practice. Byron is an active member of the New Zealand Dental Association and is committed to ongoing professional development and supporting the profession. His webinars aim to equip clinicians with practical tools, updated knowledge and confidence to improve patient outcomes.