Incorporating Esthetic Dental Procedures into Your Practice
Esthetic Dentistry 2011: Adhesives, Composites, Ceramics
November 5, 2011 with Michael Goldfogel, DDS
Sponsored by Dental Artistry...
Course fees underwritten by Dentsply/Caulk & HuFriedy
During this fast-paced presentation, attendees learn valuable techniques from a practicing clinician with 30 years experience. The most current information on dental adhesives will be discussed. The use of micro-hybrid composites to restore difficult anterior esthetic cases with direct bonding will be demonstrated. A predictable method for achieving exact color using porcelain veneers, requiring less time than present, conventional methods will be shown. Cases involving ceramic, pressed ceramic, and ceramo-polymers will be included. Attendees will learn how to place posterior composites, tooth colored inlays, and onlays without sensitivity. Managing patients, diagnosis, and case presentation will be emphasized.
Highlights:
• Life-like direct bonded restorations
• New method for predictable porcelain veneers
• Posterior composites, inlays, onlays, and crowns
• Case presentations and step-by-step techniques
• Managing a cosmetic and restorative dental practice
• Dental adhesion including total-etch and self-etch adhesives
Recommended for: Dentists and Dental Assistants
Date & Time:
Saturday, November 5, 2011 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Tuition: $195 per dentist & $140 per staff
*Early Tuition Fees: $165.00 per dentist & $120.00 per staff
Credit : 7 hours
Location: OHSU School of Dentistry
*Early tuition fees valid when registering one month prior to course begin date.
Speaker: Michael Goldfogel, DDS has worked extensively in the field of cosmetic and restorative resin systems. He has experience in clinical application, research, and consulting to a number of major dental manufacturers. He has lectured to university and professional audiences throughout the United States and Canada for the past 28 years. Dr. Goldfogel graduated from Northwestern University School of Dentistry in 1976. He has maintained a private practice in Englewood, Colorado for 30 years. Michael taught at the University of Colorado Dental School for 26 years, where he was presented with two faculty awards. He was also Professor of Dental Materials at the Community College of Denver. His several publications include articles, a text on esthetics, and videotapes. He has also developed resin placement instruments bearing his name, as well as several other dental products.
