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This program on "Anterior Veneering Techniques" is an inspiring and unique Master Class for any clinician aiming to excel in aesthetic dentistry. The course will cover in depth the indications and bio-mechanical rationale for all kinds of anterior veners, detailed diagnostic steps, the fabrication of temporaries, preparation and luting procedures. A unique program by the most acclaimed scientist and clinician on the topic.
Preparation designs & treatment of dental substrates
Temporary restorations
Cementation procedures
Longevity & maintenance
4000€
COURSE PACKAGE
Each program comes with:
two daily coffee breaks
daily lunch, served at a restaurant withing walking distance from the course
a group dinner, traditionally in a restaurant located in the old town of Geneva, planned for the second evening of the training course
Geneva Smile Center
Quai Gustave-Ador 2
CH-1207 Geneva
Course Location: Geneva, Switzerland
TRAVEL ARRANGEMENTS
Travel arrangements are under the responsibility of course participants.
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Language: English
MATERIAL TO BRING ALONG WITH YOU
The education center is fully equipped with microscopes and provides hand instruments, handpieces, products & models needed for the entire course. However, we do recommend to bring along your magnification lenses, if you are used to work with them. We can lend a few Zeiss lenses for those who would like to test them; but we can unfortunately not provide one to each participant for the whole duration of the program.
Participants will also receive a course syllabus containing references to all products used during hands-on activities, along with reprinted articles related to the course topics, if applicable.
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