VertiPrep and Ceramic veneers: online workshop by Fabio Scutella

– The traditional approach of fixed prosthetic restorations: clinical stages

– Finish line geometry: biological and mechanical aspects 

– The causes of soft-tissue recessions in the field of prosthetics

– Simplified Prosthetics Protocol (SPP): key aspects

– Advantages of vertical preparation

– Crown contour: methods of formation.

Recommended for: Prosthodontists, Dental technicians.

– The traditional approach of fixed prosthetic restorations: clinical stages

– Finish line geometry: biological and mechanical aspects 

– The causes of soft-tissue recessions in the field of prosthetics

– Simplified Prosthetics Protocol (SPP): key aspects

– Advantages of vertical preparation

– Crown contour: methods of formation

– Protocol of teeth preparation: instruments and methods

– Temporary prosthetics: clinical recommendations.

Recommended for: Prosthodontists, Dental technicians.

– Obtaining the final impression: the time of taking the impression and the impression materials

– Methods for obtaining working prints

– Materials for prosthetics: key aspects of working with lithium disilicate

– Laboratory stages when working in the technique of vertical preparation

– Aesthetical and mechanical behavior of all-ceramic restoration materials in vertical geometry 

– Mistakes in vertical preparation of teeth

– Artificial сervical contour: prevention methods

– Clinical cases of application of the SPP.

Recommended for: Prosthodontists, Dental technicians.

– Finish line geometry: the value of the vertical geometry

– Soft tissue recession around ceramic restorations: multifactorial phenomenon

– Vertical preparation and gingitage: key aspects

– Vertical preparation vs horizontal preparation

– Gingitage: preparation technique and healing time of soft tissues

– Basic principles of the biological width concept

– Protocol of vertical preparation of teeth

– Restoration materials: metal-free ceramics

– Double retraction cord technique

– Problems of application of tetragonal zirconium dioxide

– Cubic zirconia vs tetragonal zirconium dioxide

– Lithium disilicate: recommendations for clinical use

– Additional laminate veneers: indications

– Simplified prosthetic protocol (SPP).

Recommended for: Prosthodontists.

– The concept of vertical geometry: paradigm shift in prosthetic dentistry

– Gingitage: methods and recommendations for the prevention of complications

– Gingivectomy and gingitage: differences and indications

– Selection of restoration ceramic material for laminates during vertical preparation

– Lithium disilicate for laminates: advantages

– The same material on the teeth with different types of prosthetics: veneers and an implant

– Indications for the use of non-prep veneers

– Step-by-step clinical and laboratory stages of manufacturing non-prep veneers

– Methods of surface treatment of veneers and teeth prior to bonding 

– Restoration of peg shaped and tetracycline stained teeth with non-prep veneers.

Recommended for: Prosthodontists, Restorers, General dentists.

– The vertical сoncept: advantages

– Causes and prevention of aesthetic failures in prosthetics

– Relationship between tooth preparation and periodontal support

– Key points of the vertical concept: 

- preparation geometry

- soft tissue management

- finish line position.

– CSD concept.

Recommended for: Prosthodontists, Dental technicians, General dentists.

– Soft tissue healing

– Most common problems in vertical tooth preparation

– Restorative materials in the vertical concept:

- feldspar ceramic

- lithium disilicate

- tetragonal zirconia.

– Step-by-step clinical protocol for tooth preparation

– Tactics for working with provisional prosthetic restorations: direct and indirect techniques

– Taking quality impressions: recommendations

– Medium-term and long-term response of periodontal tissues to tooth preparation.

Recommended for: Prosthodontists, Dental technicians, General dentists.