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Olivier Brix, MDT, will be presenting his two-day "Art of Esthetics and Ceramics Master Course" in June on the 25th and 26th at the Ivoclar Vivadent educational facility in Sarasota, Fla. and again on June 28th and 29th at Ivoclar's educational facility in Amherst, NY.
Olivier Brix, MDT, will be presenting his two-day "Art of Esthetics and Ceramics Master Course" in June on the 25th and 26th at the Ivoclar Vivadent educational facility in Sarasota, Fla. and again on June 28th and 29th at Ivoclar's educational facility in Amherst, NY. Fourteen continuing education credits will be awarded for completion of the course.
Course description
This practice-centered Masters Course focuses on the fundamental elements of esthetics and how to handle all–ceramics materials properly. The challenge to restore harmony and esthetics in dentistry today has resulted in a market demanding appropriate materials and techniques to meet this need. Contemporary materials, such as Ivoclar Vivadent’s IPS e.max, and a highly esthetic build-up technology combining efficiency and art will satisfy this demand. Three upper anterior units and one posterior unit will be restored systematically and esthetically in this course with Ivoclar Vivadent’s IPS e.max system. All steps will be shown comprehensively.
The participant is given the option to fabricate their substructures using either IPS e.max Press or IPS ZirCAD materials.
The following topics will be covered in detail during this workshop:
In addition, participants are given useful tips and shown effective methods to enable them to work efficiently and systematically with ceramics.
This course is designed for experienced ceramists who are currently working with all ceramic materials.
Course Program
1. Slide presentation “The Art of Ceramics”
2. How to create harmony
3. Framework design
4. Wax-up & shade analysis
5. Shading possibilities with IPS e.max
6. Reproduction of shape and shade using the additive layering technique
7. Analysis of shape and surface structure of the remaining dentition and systematic transfer of the findings to the restoration
8. Glaze and corrective firing techniques
9. Mechanical polishing to optimize the level of luster
10. Final discussion and questions
To register, contact Sandy Wheeler at 800-533-6825 ext. 4334