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The course will aim to provide an initial overview on various essential requirements in providing the optimal aesthetic result.
The importance of an accurate aesthetic diagnosis will be highlighted, with a logical progression from the examination stage to the delivery of treatment.
Aesthetic treatment often incorporates a compromise and the day will aim to highlight the causes of these compromises and when they can be acceptable and minimised or avoided.
An emphasis on the step-by-step approach to examination and the completion of a successful aesthetic result will form the theoretical component of the day.
The importance of soft tissue management and improving shade recording and communication will also be discussed, as will diagnostic tools.
Various forms of restorative treatment will be examined and the “hands-on” exercises will focus on the provision of indirect restorations, particularly all-ceramic restorations and bonding techniques.
There will be a demonstration of various preparations and delegates will have an opportunity to practice their operative skills on conventional and more innovative techniques.
Delegates will practice veneer preparations and understand indications for their use and variations in preparation design, including management of the contact zone.
To provide an overview of technical and clinical considerations for the indirect aesthetic restoration. Objectives:
Overview of ceramics
Appreciation of an aesthetic approach to treatment
Planning and execution of the veneer case
Preparation and bonding protocols for laminate veneers
Preparation and bonding protocols for ceramic onlays
This course meets the General Dental Council's educational criteria for verifiable ECPD and 6.5 hours of verifiable ECPD points will be awarded.
Development Outcome C
£470.00 per delegate
We will then contact you to arrange payment of the non-refundable deposit.
MANDEC COURSE TERMS AND CONDITIONS
All deposits are non-refundable and non-transferable in all instances.
The full balance must be paid no later than 28 days prior to the course start date. Cancellations made after this point will be subject to a 100% cancellation fee (ie the full price of the course).
Applications will be accepted on a first-come, first-served basis. Places will be allocated on receipt of the completed registration form and payment of the deposit.
Once the booking form and deposit have been received full confirmation will be sent out.
From the North (M6): Leave M6 via M61 and continue to M60. Join M60 and travel anti-clockwise to junction 12 and join M602. Join A57 Regent Road to A57(M) Mancunian Way. Coming up the underpass, indicate left for ChesterA5103. At the first roundabout take the 2nd exit. At the next roundabout take the 3rd exit onto Cambridge Street (which becomes Higher Cambridge Street). Turn left at the traffic lights into Booth Street West. Take first right into Booth Street West car park.
From M62: Leave M62 at junction 12 and join M602 Salford. Follow the directions as above from M602.
From the South (M6): Leave M6 at junction 19 and onto the A556 for 3 miles. Join M56 at junction 8 heading towards Manchester Airport. Continue along M56 (which continues as A5103 Princess Road). Turn right into B5219 (Moss Lane East) by the Brewery. At the traffic lights, turn left onto Lloyd Street North, which continues onto Higher Cambridge Street. At the second set of traffic lights, turn right into Booth Street West and the car park is the first exit on the right.
Please note: Booth Street West car park is chargeable.
By Air
Manchester International Airport is within easy reach of MANDEC (20 minutes by car or taxi). There is also a direct rail link to Piccadilly and Oxford Road railway stations.
By Rail
There are three train stations in Manchester – Piccadilly, Victoria and Oxford Road. The nearest station to MANDEC is Oxford Road. Trains run between Piccadilly and Oxford Road every few minutes. There is no convenient direct link between Victoria and Oxford Road. However, there are good taxi services from all three stations.
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