Lecturer: Davis R. Zakis

Venue: Courtyard by Marriott, Rinktinės g. 3, Vilnius

Date and Time: May 16th. 10am 10am May 17

Theoretical part:

An overview of functional restorations of posterior teeth and anatomy. How proportions work - how correct proportions are always more important than extra grooves.

Improving the longevity of everyday direct composite restorations according to modern science.

Lecture highlight: modelling techniques, additional use of tactile composite in the restoration of occlusal anatomy.

Step-by-step on how to quickly create direct restorations of posterior teeth while maintaining the main anatomical aspects of each tooth.

Restoration tricks to achieve high esthetics of restorations in case of discolouration after amalgam/endodontic treatment.

Tips and tricks to eliminate lingering occlusal adjustments and polishing at the end of treatment. Theory covers both Class I and Class II routine restorative workflows.

Insights into the scientific evidence and why not everything is as it seems.

Practical:

Class I restorations of molars and premolars on 3D-printed models (maxillary). The course material will also include a digital anatomy guide and an anatomy drawing lesson.