Register today for CE course "Post Orthodontic Space Discrepancies Resolved with Predictable Minimally Invasive Direct Composite Bonding Techniques."
Post Orthodontic Space Discrepancies Resolved with Predictable Minimally Invasive Direct Composite Bonding Techniques
When: Saturday, Nov. 16 from 9 AM-12 PM
Where: UW Center for Urban Horticulture,
3501 NE 41st St, Seattle, WA, 98195
Speaker: Dr. Kevin Brown
Cost: FREE for members who graduated dental school 2010-2019
CE Credits: 3
Light breakfast provided.
Course Description
With the advent of clear aligner therapy, many more adults are accepting orthodontic treatments to improve function and esthetics. In many cases however, after the treatment is completed, the smile still doesn't look how they expected or hoped as a result of worn or chipped incials edges or excess residual spacing. Although indirect restorations are a viable option, they require some level of tooth reduction and are expensive which many patients can't afford.
In addition, for youth who complete orthodontics, the most common dilemma is dealing with peg lateral incisors or diastemas. Direct composite bonding to correct these issues can be very challenging and frustrating for both dentist and patient.
This lecture will illustrate through photography and video how to simplify the process using a predictable formula that can be used with a single shade or polychromatic layering of composites.
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