Biomechanics of restorations. Part 1

– Structure of the complex "tooth-cement-restoration"

– "Crackology" - the science of broken restoration. Why is this happening?

– Physical properties of substances that affect the durability of restorations

– The forces that affect the restoration in the oral cavity

– Save or remove the dentin overhanging edges? How to increase the strength of the tooth after restoration?

– Internal and external strength of tooth tissues. "Invisible" fractures

– A strategic approach to the prevention and treatment of tooth fractures and chipped restorations

– The importance of preserving the edge ridges to achieve long-term restorations

– Crash tests of removed teeth

– Is it true that adhesive restorations strengthen the tooth? Breaking the Myths of composite and amalgam

– Structural analysis of the tooth. Optimal depth and width of preparation

– The importance of the anterior guidance in biomechanics and gnathology

– Why is it important to correctly reproduce tooth cusps?

Recommended for: Prosthetist, Dental Technician, General Dentist.