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Using current best evidence, we will look at preparation design for the modern direct and indirect restorations both in the anterior and posterior segments. With the constant challenge that exists to make our restorations aesthetic without compromising their longevity, discussion will be held regarding current available materials and their advantages and disadvantages. Aligning with this we will look at current design principles that relate to the adhesive properties of the modern restoration. In particular, there will be discussion as to when to switch from an adhesive preparation design to a

Learning outcomes

1. Understand preparation designs for the modern direct and indirect restoration 2. Understand when to rely on the adhesive properties of my restoration and when I should implement retentive and resistance elements 3. Understand the range of modern indirect materials that are currently available and their advantages and disadvantages

Speaker

Dr Gilbert Watson .

Gilbert graduated in 1984 with a BDS from University of Otago. He then spent 14 years in private practice before returning to Otago to complete a 3-year Prosthodontic Masters. As part of his MDS he completed research based on the maintenance involved with implant overdentures having two papers published in peer reviewed international journal - The International Journal of Prosthodontics. On returning to Auckland he established a specialist private prosthodontic practice and became editor of the Auckland Dental Association newsletter as well as facilitator for the New Graduate Programme.

Tooth preparation for the modern direct and indirect restoration with a


Speaker:

Dr Gilbert Watson .

Friday 30th May 2025
8:30am - 5:00pm
Venue: Dentsply Sirona
75 France Street South
Eden Terrace
Auckland
Region: Auckland
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