Hands-On Courses
Budapest
Dental World
8-9-10 October, 2026
DENTAL WORLD
International Dental Courses
Welcome to the Dental World Courses Page
Discover the latest trends, technologies, and professional innovations in dentistry! Our comprehensive training program features hands-on and theoretical courses led by renowned international experts.
Our courses are designed to provide in-depth knowledge and practical skills across various fields of modern dentistry.
Browse through our programs and choose the course that best fits your professional interests. Each session is led by respected lecturers whose expertise ensures a valuable learning experience, offering not just theory, but real-world guidance you can apply in your daily practice.
Hands-On Experts
10 October, 2026
09:30-12:30
Dr. Dorottya Frank, Dr. Saif Al-Zahrooni
CV
Dr. Dorottya Frank
Specialist orthodontist with over 17 years of academic and clinical experience. Associate Professor at the University of Pécs, actively involved in undergraduate orthodontic education in Hungarian, English, and German. International lecturer in aligner orthodontics, with a strong focus on predictable treatment planning, interdisciplinary care, and early orthodontic intervention. President of the Hungarian Orthodontic Society since May 2025.
Dr. Saif Al-Zahrooni
Dr. Al-Zahrooni is a board-certified orthodontist with a strong focus on aligner orthodontics and digital treatment concepts. He has extensive clinical and leadership experience in both private practice and institutional settings in Austria.
Since 2017, he has been working as a self-employed orthodontist in private practice, specializing in aligner therapy and comprehensive orthodontic treatment. From 2016 to 2023, he served as Chief Orthodontist at ÖGK Niederösterreich (Austrian Health Insurance Fund), where he was responsible for clinical leadership and orthodontic services. Since 2023, he has been President of the Austrian Society for Aligner Orthodontics.
Dr. Al-Zahrooni obtained his Austrian Board Certification in Orthodontics in 2022. He holds a Doctor of Dental Medicine degree from the Medical University of Vienna (2015) and a Master of Science (MSc) in Orthodontics from Danube University (2014).
Be The Next Aligner Expert: Transitioning for Generalist to Pro

This intensive workshop is designed to enhance clinical efficiency and confidence through practical, evidence-based training led by experienced orthodontists.

The session will cover:

  • TADs planning and insertion – case selection, biomechanics, and precise placement techniques for predictable anchorage control
  • Attachments bonding – design, positioning, and bonding protocols to optimize aligner performance
  • Interproximal reduction (IPR) – planning and execution with an emphasis on precision, enamel preservation, and efficiency
  • Maximizing your aligner system – treatment planning, staging, biomechanics, and troubleshooting for consistent clinical results

The workshop focuses on real clinical workflows and techniques that can be immediately implemented in daily orthodontic practice.

9 October, 2026
09:30-13:30
Dr. Nazar Blazhkiv
CV
Dr. Nazar Blazhkiv is a renowned orthodontist from Chortkiv, Ukraine and a proud graduate of Ivano-Frankivsk National Medical University. His journey at the London Dental Institute showcases his dual roles as a diligent student and an inspiring lecturer. From clinching the top spot at the 2021 Young Orthodontists of Ukraine Conference to earning global recognition with the 2023 Roberto Justus Rising Star Scholarship, his achievements are vast.
A passionate educator, he demystifies complex orthodontic concepts and is the visionary behind the "Reev's" aligner brand. Dive deeper into his world of digital orthodontics and innovations.
Beyond the Basics: Making Clear Aligners Work
(Biomechanics, Materials & Clinical Strategies for Predictable Treatment)
This interactive four-hour workshop explores what really determines the success of clear aligner treatment beyond aesthetics and convenience. Participants will examine the principles of in-house aligner workflows, biomechanics, movement sequencing, attachments, and material selection, with a focus on improving treatment efficiency and predictability. Clinical cases and interactive discussions will be integrated throughout the workshop to demonstrate how thoughtful biomechanics, appropriate materials, and the flexibility of an in-house approach can help clinicians manage more demanding movements and complex cases.
9 October, 2026
9:00-11:30
Dr. Omar Ikram
CV
Omar was born in Christchurch, New Zealand, and completed his undergraduate degree at Otago University. After practising in New Zealand, he moved to London in the UK, where he gained experience in cosmetic and emergency dentistry. During his time in London, Omar completed the FRACDS fellowship and was accepted into King’s College London to study his Master’s in Endodontology. His thesis was published in the International Endodontic Journal during the final year of his course.
Omar is a Fellow of the International College of Dentists and the Pierre Fauchard Academy. In 2021, he co-developed the EndoPrep smartphone app, designed to help dentists improve the worldwide standard of care in endodontics.
His passion is teaching dentists and empowering them to embrace saving teeth as a means of fulfilling their role as true health professionals. Every year, he travels locally and internationally to teach, and he also does this across his various social media platforms.
Simplifying Preparation of Root Canals with Complex Anatomy
A practical workshop focused on developing an efficient and predictable approach to root canal preparation in both basic and complex anatomy.
Workshop Outline
- Understanding canal anatomy and adapting your instrumentation strategy
- Efficient access, canal negotiation and glide path management
- Rotary vs. reciprocating instrumentation
- Hands-on canal preparation using ProTaper Ultimate and RECIPROC
- Optimising endomotor settings and instrumentation sequences
- Managing curved, narrow and challenging canals
- Troubleshooting common instrumentation challenges
- Practical tips for safe and efficient shaping
8 October, 2026
14:00-17:30
Dr. Dan Lazar
CV
Dan Lazar graduated from the Faculty of Dentistry in Cluj-Napoca, Romania, in 2005, and has since completed extensive post-graduate training in prosthetic and restorative dentistry across Romania and Europe.
From 2007 to 2009, he taught in the Restorative Department at the Faculty of Dentistry. Since 2005, he has been practicing in his private clinic in Oradea, Romania.
Driven by a passion for beauty, Dan has developed a deep expertise in dental photography, exploring both the technical and artistic aspects, as well as the aesthetic perception of the smile and anterior region design.
Since 2009, he has been an international lecturer, sharing his knowledge on direct composite restorations, anterior prosthodontics, and dental photography in Romania and abroad.
Composite Veneer Surface Texture – Step by Step
In this hands-on course, participants will master the clinical workflow for anterior composite veneers, starting with minimally invasive preparation techniques. We will focus on a predictable, step-by-step protocol for finishing and polishing, designed to simplify the creation of natural surface textures. Attendees will learn to systematically refine primary and secondary morphology to achieve an ideal anatomical outcome and a high-luster finish.
Preparation: Learn conservative techniques for anterior veneer preparation.
Morphology: Step-by-step guidance on establishing primary contours and secondary surface characterization.
Texture: Master a predictable protocol for creating life-like surface textures.
Polishing: Implement a simple, polishing sequence for long-lasting aesthetic results.
9 October, 2026
14:00-17:30
Dr. Filippo Cardinali
CV
Dr. Filippo Cardinali graduated summa cum laude in Dentistry and Dental Prosthesis from the University of Ancona in 1992. He is a highly respected figure in the field of endodontics, serving as an Active Member and former President of the Italian Society of Endodontics, and maintaining memberships with the Italian Society of Conservative Dentistry, the European Society of Endodontology, and the American Association of Endodontists. He is also recognized as a Diamond Member of Styleitaliano Endodontics and currently chairs the Precision Endodontics Committee of the World Stomatological Association.
Dr. Cardinali is a prolific author and co-author of several influential publications in endodontics, including Testo Atlante di Anatomia Endodontica (2011), Isolamento del campo operatorio (2013), Manuale di Endodonzia (2013), the iBook The Isolation Game, and Ritrattamenti: soluzioni per le patologie apicali di origine endodontica (2018), which is available in multiple languages including English, Spanish, Russian, Portuguese, Polish, Taiwanese, Korean, and Chinese.
An experienced educator, Dr. Cardinali lectures on both theoretical and practical aspects of endodontics and operative field isolation, presenting at courses and conferences both in Italy and internationally. He maintains a private practice focused primarily on Endodontics and Restorative Dentistry, and has contributed extensively to national and international dental journals.
Mastering Bioceramic Materials in Endodontics – Obturation, Cold Hydraulic Condensation, Perforation Repair and Apical Plug
Bioceramic materials are revolutionizing daily endodontic practice by offering patient-centered solutions for obturation, perforation repair, and apical plug procedures. Obturation is a very important step of the root canal system in order to achieve a positive outcome of the therapy; as a matter of fact a high percentage of the endodontic failures are associated with incomplete root canal obturation. Bioceramic sealers, such as CeraSeal, represent a real game changer; thanks to their unique properties, clinicians can rely on a sealer-centered obturation approach, moving from warm techniques to cold hydraulic condensation while maintaining high-quality results. Perforation repair and Apical plugs can be managed using the CeraPutty, a ready-to-use, easy-to-apply bioceramic putty. Compared to MTA, it simplifies procedures for the clinician. This workshop will explore the features of both CeraSeal and CeraPutty in depth, demonstrating how to use them effectively to gain all the clinical advantages they offer. The common feature of CeraSeal and CeraPutty is represented by the advantages the clinician can get from their proper use, especially in terms of ease, time management and ergonomics. During the hands-on session, participants will perform obturation using CeraSeal, as well as perforation repair and apical plug techniques using CeraPutty.
9 October, 2026
14:00-17:30
Dr. Jun Iwata
CV
Dr. Iwata Jun is a highly qualified dental professional with a DDS (Doctor of Dental Surgery) degree from Kagoshima University, Japan, obtained in 2005, and a PhD from Osaka University, Japan, received in 2009.
After gaining extensive postgraduate expertise in restorative and esthetic dentistry, Dr. Jun established his private practice in Takasago, Hyogo, Japan, in 2016, offering specialised services in prosthodontics.
Since 2010, Dr. Jun has been an active member of the Japan Dental Association, Osaka branch. Additionally, Dr. Jun serves as the director of the "Composite Restoration Practice Course Micerium ENA HRi," sponsored by Forest-One since 2016, demonstrating leadership and commitment to advancing dental education.
Dr. Jun's contributions extend beyond clinical practice, as evidenced by authored articles such as "Important Factors to Optimize Clinical Cases through Wax-Up Evaluation," published in October, November, and December 2015, and "Performing Temporary Restorations in the Dental Office," published from January to April 2018 in QDT, a publication by Quintessence, Japan.
He now spends significant amount of his time travelling internationally teaching the techniques that he has mastered over many years.
Porcelain Veneers and Overlay Restorations – Preparation and Workflow
This advanced hands-on course provides a comprehensive and clinically structured approach to the preparation and workflow of porcelain veneers and ceramic overlay restorations. The focus lies on biologically sound, morphology-driven tooth preparation concepts that preserve maximum tooth structure while ensuring long-term adhesive stability.
Participants will learn how to precisely control margin placement, taper, and reduction depth according to tooth position, restorative material selection, and prosthetic requirements. Emphasis will be placed on material-oriented preparation strategies for layered ceramics and adhesive restorations, as well as on biomechanical principles and occlusal design considerations for overlay restorations.
The course will demonstrate controlled preparation workflows using silicone guides, magnification, and digital verification to enhance precision and predictability. Immediate Dentin Sealing (IDS) will be integrated into posterior adhesive cases as part of a comprehensive bonding strategy.
Special attention will also be given to the management of the provisional phase, including tissue control, occlusal stabilization, and margin refinement. Participants will apply structured isolation and adhesive cementation protocols to ensure optimal marginal integrity and long-term bond durability.
By the end of the program, attendees will acquire a systematic and predictable preparation and workflow protocol that integrates biological principles, material science, and aesthetic excellence into daily restorative practice.
9 October, 2026
14:00-17:00
Dr. Dorottya Frank, Dr. Saif Al-Zahrooni
CV
Dr. Dorottya Frank
Specialist orthodontist with over 17 years of academic and clinical experience. Associate Professor at the University of Pécs, actively involved in undergraduate orthodontic education in Hungarian, English, and German. International lecturer in aligner orthodontics, with a strong focus on predictable treatment planning, interdisciplinary care, and early orthodontic intervention. President of the Hungarian Orthodontic Society since May 2025.

Dr. Saif Al-Zahrooni
Dr. Al-Zahrooni is a board-certified orthodontist with a strong focus on aligner orthodontics and digital treatment concepts. He has extensive clinical and leadership experience in both private practice and institutional settings in Austria.
Since 2017, he has been working as a self-employed orthodontist in private practice, specializing in aligner therapy and comprehensive orthodontic treatment. From 2016 to 2023, he served as Chief Orthodontist at ÖGK Niederösterreich (Austrian Health Insurance Fund), where he was responsible for clinical leadership and orthodontic services. Since 2023, he has been President of the Austrian Society for Aligner Orthodontics.
Dr. Al-Zahrooni obtained his Austrian Board Certification in Orthodontics in 2022. He holds a Doctor of Dental Medicine degree from the Medical University of Vienna (2015) and a Master of Science (MSc) in Orthodontics from Danube University (2014).
Be The Next Aligner Expert: Transitioning for Generalist to Pro
This intensive workshop is designed to enhance clinical efficiency and confidence through practical, evidence-based training led by experienced orthodontists.
The session will cover:
  • TADs planning and insertion – case selection, biomechanics, and precise placement techniques for predictable anchorage control
  • Attachments bonding – design, positioning, and bonding protocols to optimize aligner performance
  • Interproximal reduction (IPR) – planning and execution with an emphasis on precision, enamel preservation, and efficiency
  • Maximizing your aligner system – treatment planning, staging, biomechanics, and troubleshooting for consistent clinical results
The workshop focuses on real clinical workflows and techniques that can be immediately implemented in daily orthodontic practice.
9 October, 2026
13:15-15:15
Prof. Markus Hürzeler
CV
Markus B. Hürzeler received his D.M.D. degree in 1984 from the University of Zürich. He was certified as a Periodontics Specialist by the Swiss Society of Periodontology in 1989 and as a Prosthodontics Specialist by the German Society of Prosthodontics in 1991. He spent two years at the University of the Houston, Texas, Dental Branch as a Visiting Associate Professor in the Department of Periodontology from 1991-1993. After returning to Freiburg, Germany, he obtained the Docent (PhD) degree from the Department of Prosthodontics at Albert-Ludwigs University in Freiburg, Germany in 1996. He then moved to Munich, where he has since operated a joint private practice together with Dr. Otto Zuhr, limiting his activity to periodontics and implant dentistry. In 2002, he was appointed Professor of Dentistry at the Department of Medicine of Albert-Ludwigs University in Freiburg, Germany. In 2008, he co-founded the Hürzeler/Zuhr Education Center together with Dr. Zuhr, where they teach the concepts and philosophy of state-of-the-art dentistry. Markus B. Hürzeler has been a Clinical Associate Professor at the University of Texas in Houston since 1993, and an Associate Professor at the Albert-Ludwigs University Department of Preventive Dentistry and Periodontology in Freiburg Germany since 1997.
Professor Hürzeler is the president of the European Academy of Esthetic Dentistry (EAED). He has produced more than 150 scientific publications in the field of implant dentistry, periodontology, and tissue regeneration. He regularly gives lectures and courses on topics related to periodontics and implant dentistry at national and international events. In 2012, Markus B. Hürzeler and Otto Zuhr published the world renowned book “Plastic-Esthetic Periodontal and Implant Surgery – A Microsurgical Approach”.
Soft Tissue Management With Implant Placement at the Same Time in the Functional Area
This intensive surgical hands-on course focuses on biologically guided soft tissue management performed simultaneously with implant placement in functionally demanding posterior regions. The primary objective is to establish long-term peri-implant tissue stability through precise three-dimensional implant positioning and optimized mucogingival management.
Using upper pig jaws for realistic surgical simulation, participants will perform implant placement with a prosthetically driven approach while applying advanced soft tissue techniques to enhance peri-implant phenotype. Key topics include flap design strategies, preservation and augmentation of keratinized tissue, management of mucosal thickness, and crestal stability concepts.
Attendees will work with implants, healing abutments, and full surgical sets to practice immediate peri-implant tissue conditioning and contour development during the early healing phase. Emphasis will be placed on achieving primary stability, maintaining hard and soft tissue architecture, and supporting predictable functional integration.
The course aims to strengthen surgical precision and biological decision-making, enabling clinicians to optimize peri-implant tissue health and long-term functional outcomes.
10 October, 2026
09:30-12:30
Dr. Waleed Kurdi
CV
Dr. Waleen Kurdi is an experienced clinician, researcher, and lecturer with over nine years of expertise in endodontics, specializing in root canal treatment strategies and dental hygiene. He has served as a lecturer and course director for the Endo-Dam team for more than three years, delivering comprehensive programs that combine theoretical lectures with practical workshops.
He earned his Bachelor of Oral and Dental Medicine (B.D.S.) with honors from Cairo University in 2009 and later pursued a Master’s degree in Endodontics (M.D.S.) in 2013, focusing his research on the effect of occlusal reduction on post-operative pain.
Dr. Kurdi has been practicing as an endodontist and owner of BW Dental Clinic since 2013. His professional experience also includes roles within the Egyptian Ministry of Health and the Egyptian Armed Forces.
He is a silver member of Style Italiano Endodontics and an international speaker and Key Opinion Leader (K.O.L.), representing leading dental companies such as COXO, FANTA, and Eighteeth. He has lectured at international expos and leads the course “Bypass Like a Boss” across multiple countries.
Broken File Management (Bypassing to Retrieval)
Course objectives:
- The attendant will be able to know how to avoid file breakage working with the concept of prevention is better than curing through knowing the mechanism of failure of rotary and hand-files.
- The attendant will be able to know in what case he should bypass or retrieve the broken file and when exactly to leave it.
- The attendant will learn the bypassing protocols and broken file retrieval methods.
10 October, 2026
13:30-15:30
Dr. Igor Dogocki
CV
Dr. Igor Dogocki, DMD, is an international lecturer, clinician, and implant developer specializing in bioactive, metal-free implantology. As Founder and CEO of Steinsohn, he leads the development of innovative glass-ceramic implant systems designed to support biological integration and tissue preservation.
His clinical and scientific work combines material science, minimally invasive surgery, immunological dentistry, and functional diagnostics. He is a certified Master of Neural Therapy (DGFAN) and lectures internationally on bioactive glass-ceramic implantology, biologically driven treatment concepts, and advanced metal-free implant protocols.
Clinical Application of Bioactive Glass-Ceramic Implants
The workshop may include:
  • Implant design and material characteristics
  • Case selection and treatment planning
  • Drilling and preparation protocols
  • Immediate implant placement
  • Implant insertion and primary stability
  • Prosthetic workflow and abutment concepts
  • Practical hands-on exercises using models
10 October, 2026
10:00-12:00
Prof. Magda Mensi
CV
Prof. Magda Mensi has been a leading researcher and professor in Oral Surgery and Periodontology at the University of Brescia, Italy since 2002, where she also serves as the first-level medical manager of the Dental Clinic at the “Spedali Civili” Hospital in Brescia. Her academic and clinical work spans a wide array of topics, including Guided Biofilm Therapy, Aggressive Periodontitis, topical antibiotics and delivery systems, peri-implantitis, and minimally invasive surgical techniques.
In addition to her research, Prof. Mensi teaches Periodontology, Oral Surgery, and Implantology at the Dental and Hygiene School of the University of Brescia. She has been an Ordinary Member of the Italian Society of Periodontology (SidP) since 2001 and completed a Master in Periodontology and Implantology at the University of Ferrara, Italy between 2010 and 2012.
Prof. Mensi has contributed extensively to national and international literature and is a frequent speaker at courses and congresses worldwide. Her international experience includes a visiting professorship at Ohio State University in 2015. Alongside her academic roles, she maintains a private practice in Periodontology and Implantology, serves as a scientific advisor to dental companies, and acts as a reviewer for several international journals.
Guided Biofilm Therapy (GBT) – From Fundamentals to Clinical Excellence
Join an exclusive, small-group hands-on workshop designed for dentists and dental hygienists who want to master the principles and clinical applications of Guided Biofilm Therapy (GBT). This interactive theoretical and practical session will explore the scientific foundations of GBT and its implementation in everyday clinical practice, with a special focus on periodontal therapy, the management of peri-implant diseases, and supportive periodontal and implant maintenance. Participants will discover how GBT provides a minimally invasive, pain-free, ergonomic, and highly effective approach for patients of all ages and clinical conditions, including children, orthodontic, prosthetic, implant, geriatric, and aesthetic patients before and during tooth whitening maintenance. Through clinical videos, practical demonstrations, and direct hands-on experience with the latest GBT device, attendees will learn practical tips and advanced clinical protocols developed through years of research and clinical experience. Led by one of the leading pioneers and researchers in Guided Biofilm Therapy, this workshop offers a unique opportunity to gain evidence-based knowledge, refine clinical skills, and confidently integrate GBT into daily practice.
10 October, 2026
09:00 - 16:30
Dr. Jun Iwata
CV
Dr. Iwata Jun is a highly qualified dental professional with a DDS (Doctor of Dental Surgery) degree from Kagoshima University, Japan, obtained in 2005, and a PhD from Osaka University, Japan, received in 2009.
After gaining extensive postgraduate expertise in restorative and esthetic dentistry, Dr. Jun established his private practice in Takasago, Hyogo, Japan, in 2016, offering specialised services in prosthodontics.
Since 2010, Dr. Jun has been an active member of the Japan Dental Association, Osaka branch. Additionally, Dr. Jun serves as the director of the "Composite Restoration Practice Course Micerium ENA HRi," sponsored by Forest-One since 2016, demonstrating leadership and commitment to advancing dental education.
Dr. Jun's contributions extend beyond clinical practice, as evidenced by authored articles such as "Important Factors to Optimize Clinical Cases through Wax-Up Evaluation," published in October, November, and December 2015, and "Performing Temporary Restorations in the Dental Office," published from January to April 2018 in QDT, a publication by Quintessence, Japan.
He now spends significant amount of his time travelling internationally teaching the techniques that he has mastered over many years.
Porcelain Veneers and Ceramic Overlays – Hands-on Masterclass
This intensive full-day hands-on masterclass provides a comprehensive and clinically structured approach to the complete workflow of porcelain veneers and ceramic overlay restorations, from diagnosis and tooth preparation to adhesive cementation and final clinical verification. Combining evidence-based principles with practical techniques, the course is designed to help clinicians achieve highly predictable functional and aesthetic outcomes in everyday restorative practice.
Participants will explore biologically driven preparation concepts for porcelain veneers and posterior ceramic overlays, with a strong emphasis on minimally invasive dentistry and the preservation of healthy tooth structure. Detailed protocols will be presented for anterior veneer preparations and posterior overlay cases, including margin design, reduction depth, taper control, occlusal morphology, and material-specific strategies for modern ceramic systems.
A major focus of the course is extensive hands-on training. Under the guidance of Dr. Jun Iwata, participants will perform veneer and ceramic overlay preparations using silicone reduction guides, magnification, and digital verification with intraoral scanners (TRIOS®, iTero®, and comparable systems) to assess reduction accuracy and prosthetic space in real time.
In addition, the course includes a dedicated adhesive workflow optimization module focusing on rubber dam isolation techniques, adhesive cementation protocols, and clinical troubleshooting. Participants will learn how to manage common challenges such as seating errors, excess cement removal, postoperative sensitivity, and bonding complications, ensuring greater predictability and long-term success in daily practice.
The program also covers the complete restorative workflow, including Immediate Dentin Sealing (IDS), try-in procedures, finishing, occlusal adjustment, and strategies for provisionalization and soft tissue management. Clinical decision-making related to aesthetics, shade selection, and material behavior is integrated throughout the course to support optimal treatment planning and execution.
By the end of the masterclass, participants will have developed a structured and predictable workflow for porcelain veneers and ceramic overlays that integrates biological principles, adhesive dentistry, material science, and digital verification. The techniques presented are directly applicable to daily clinical practice and are intended to enhance precision, efficiency, and confidence in aesthetic and minimally invasive restorative treatments.
9 October, 2026
9:00-13:00
Dr. Davis Zakis
CV
Dr. Davis Zakis is a dentist specializing in direct aesthetic anterior and posterior restorations, with expertise in non-preparation smile makeovers, complex posterior and anterior restorations, and post-endodontic rehabilitation with full cusp coverage. For more challenging cases, he employs digital design and 3D wax-ups using ExoCad, combining precision with natural aesthetics.
In addition, Dr. Zakis is dedicated to excellence, basing his work on scientific evidence while exploring new techniques and engaging in open discussion with colleagues. Outside the clinic, he enjoys scientific reading, practicing composite restorations at home, and detailed watercolor painting, though he believes the best way to unwind is to connect with nature.
He is currently working on a comprehensive registry in the Netherlands, contributing to advancements in restorative dentistry.
Functional Posterior Composites - Anatomy, Proportions & Predictable Occlusion
A hands-on course focused on the key principles that determine the success of posterior composite restorations: function, anatomy, and proportion.
Learn how to recreate functional occlusal anatomy efficiently, reduce chairside adjustment time, and improve restoration longevity using contemporary evidence-based techniques. Discover why correct proportions often matter more than the number of grooves, and how a simplified anatomical approach can produce natural, functional, and durable restorations.
Theory
• Functional posterior anatomy and occlusal proportions
• Step-by-step workflow for Class I and Class II direct restorations
• Efficient modelling techniques for everyday clinical practice
• Strategic use of flowable composites for anatomical reproduction and subtle optical effects
• Minimizing finishing, polishing, and occlusal adjustments
• Scientific evidence behind contemporary restorative concepts
Hands-On
• Class I restorations on upper-jaw 3D-printed premolar and molar models
• Practical recreation of functional occlusal anatomy
• Guided exercises focused on efficiency, predictability, and morphology
Included
• Digital guide to occlusal anatomy
• Occlusal anatomy drawing tutorial
Price
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Dr. Dan Lazar | Composite Veneer Surface Texture – Step by Step


SOLD OUT
€200.00
Until August 31
€250.00
Dr. Filippo Cardinali | Mastering Bioceramic Materials in Endodontics – Obturation, Cold Hydraulic Condensation, Perforation Repair and Apical Plug


SOLD OUT
€50.00
Until August 31
€100.00
Dr. Jun Iwata | Porcelain Veneers and Overlay Restorations – Preparation and Workflow
SOLD OUT
€200.00
Until August 31
€100.00

Dr. Dorottya Frank, Dr. Saif Al-Zahrooni | Be The Next Aligner Expert: Transitioning for Generalist to Pro

SOLD OUT
€50.00
Until August 31
€100.00
Prof. Markus Hürzeler | Soft Tissue Management With Implant Placement at the Same Time in the Functional Area


€250.00
Until September 30
€250.00
Dr. Waleed Kurdi | Broken File Management (Bypassing to Retrieval)



€185.00
Until September 30
€250.00
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