Occlusion in General Practice (SOLD OUT)

 

Description

This course is designed to demystify occlusion- an area of dentistry that can create a lot of confusion for many dentists. It will cover the anatomical, neurological and biomechanical basis for occlusion, how to obtain accurate records, the use of articulators and tips for fixed prosthodontics, restorative, implants and dentures. It will explain the relationship between TMD and occlusion for predictable restorative dentistry.  It will also give you the tools to start diagnosing, planning and treating patients from a single tooth to a full arch.

 

Attendees will participate in hands on exercises as well as observe clinical techniques on a patient in the chair.  These will include:-

- The use of a leaf gauge to deprogram, find Centric Relation and vertical dimension

- The use of facebows and articulators, including accurate mounting and setting the instrument

- Diagnosis and making occlusal splints that work

- Occlusal equilibration

- Occlusion in a digital world

 

YOU MUST SUPPLY YOUR OWN NEAT, CLEAN MODELS FOR THE COURSE!

 

We will also have other modules to build on this course in the future-

Advanced Occlusion and Waxing Course

Prosthodontic Treatment Planning