Indirect Composite Restorations. A Biomimetic Approach for the Structurally Compromised Tooth.

Speaker

Gustavo Petris, DDS, MSc 

Professor Gustavo Passarelli Petris holds a Master of Science (MSc) in Clinical Dentistry from the University of Passo Fundo in Passo Fundo, Brazil. Dr. Petris runs a private practice in Paraná, Brazil, is an international lecturer and speaker, and is a member of the Operato KOL teaching team.

Disclosure: Dr. Petris has no relevant financial relationships to disclose.

Course Description

There are many ways to control polymerization stress and its results. The longevity of any adhesive procedure depends on the integrity of the bonding interface combined with the quality of the base construction. This lecture aims to show how to improve clinical results with composite resin restorations from teeth with major structural compromise.

Educational Objectives

• Biomimetic concept on restorative dentistry
• New classification proposal of restorative procedures
• Enhancing hybrid layer
• Full indication on composites
• Indirect hand-made concept

Contact

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